Study: Spend on home EV charging set to grow 390 per cent over five years

Cecilia Keating
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Global research urges home charging technology vendors to team up with automakers to offer 'bundled' solutions

Spend on home electric vehicle (EV) charging is set to grow nearly four-fold to $16bn by 2026, as drivers opt for the lower cost and convenience of home charging over public charging networks, a study...

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