Smart Charge: Sainsbury's launches ultra-rapid EV charging business

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Sainsbury's

Supermarket giant's new venture aims to deliver over 750 charging bays at more than 100 Sainsbury's locations by the end of 2024

Sainsbury's has today debuted a new ultra-rapid electric vehicle (EV) charging business, as it announced a goal of providing shoppers with over 750 charging bays at more than 100 Sainsbury's locations...

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