ChargePoint secures $200m investment to expand EV charging network

Michael Holder
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US EV charging giant hails its largest ever fundraise as it seeks to expand its network and operations across Europe and North America

ChargePoint has secured more than $200m through its latest funding round aimed at expanding its electric vehicle (EV) charging network in Europe and North America. The 'Series H' fundraising round -...

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