Nissan to install 500 fast-charge points across the US

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Japanese car maker also among 13 companies working with Energy Department to boost workplace charging for electric cars

Nissan plans to install "at least" 500 fast-charge points for electric cars across the US to help boost take-up of the vehicles. The Japanese car maker along with partner NRG Energy said yesterday that...

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