Fiat teams up with Kaluza to design smart EV charging service

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The two firms to test new charging service next year on Fiat 500 electric vehicles in drive to cut down on emissions and costs for drivers

Italian carmaker Fiat and UK energy software specialist Kaluza are joining forces to develop a new smart charging service they claim could drive down costs and emissions for electric vehicle (EV) drivers....

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