Tesla unveils network of solar-powered electric car chargers

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Manufacturer says $250,000 superfast devices will allow its Model S sedan customers to recharge for free

Tesla is to build a network of solar-powered superfast chargers along US highways that should allow owners of its electric Model S sedan to travel for free. The company yesterday unveiled the first...

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