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Mercedes & BMW get green light for fast-charging network in China

Mercedes-Benz and BMW have launched the construction of fast-charging parks in China with their joint venture Ionchi. The first seven locations have now been put into operation. By the end of 2026, a total of 1,000 fast-charging locations with a total of 7,000 charging points are to be built in 100 Chinese cities.

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