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Bypassing the payment terminal with 49.9 kW: TMH sells HYC49 from Alpitronic

The Mobility House offers the Alpitronic Hypercharger HYC49, a fast charger with a maximum charging capacity of 49.9 kW. The model is actually a HYC50, but it offers 100 watts less charging capacity ex works. This is important because this means that the model falls below the AFIR's 50 kW limit and does not need to offer a payment terminal.

published 9 hours ago

£3 million boost for EV charging infrastructure in North-West Scotland

published 12 hours ago

Ex-Tesla team launches UK EV charging company with £60m funding

published 15 hours ago

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Fastned grows revenue – and losses

Switzerland: Lucerne to expand public charging network by 2035

Apple Maps introduces EV charging function

EU Commission gives green light for Bosch & Mitsubishi battery swapping joint venture

VinFast & Plugsurfing launch charging partnership

Taiga Motors starts charging cooperation with Aqua SuperPower

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Greenlane announces second US electric truck charging corridor

Colorado announces new grant for DC charging infrastructure

UK: Extra MSA to boost EV charging capacity by almost 300% by 2026

US White House releases frozen billions in funding for charging infrastructure

Revel exits ride-hailing to focus on US fast-charging network

GreenWay to install fast-charging infrastructure in Poland and Slovakia

Kempower approves forensic EV charging cable theft solution

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Porsche opens eighth Charging Lounge

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Easee & Fuse launch competitive UK smart charging tariff

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BVG lays foundation stone for e-bus depot in Marienfelde

Electra lowers DC charging price to 39 cents – temporarily

Shell to dismantle Volta Charging sites in the US