'Europe's first': BP Pulse powers up Rhine-Alpine electric truck charging corridor

James Murray
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Credit: BP Pulse

Eight dedicated charging stations promise to give electric HGVs 200km of range in just 45 minutes

The zero emission truck sector passed another major milestone yesterday, with the launch of Europe's first dedicated electric truck charging corridor in Germany. BP's electric vehicle charging arm,...

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