Study: Public smart charging could save EV drivers over £600 a year

James Murray
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Credit: Connected Kerb
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Credit: Connected Kerb

Government-backed trial shows that smart charging technologies could slash the cost of recharging from public charge points

Electric vehicle (EV) charging technology provider Connected Kerb has today released data from the UK's first trial of smart metered on-street charge points, revealing how harnessing smart technologies...

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