'State-of-the-art technology': Gridserve unveils its first EV charging app

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Charging infrastructure company launches new app to help EV motorists access charge points

Electric vehicle (EV) charging company Gridserve has announced it is launching its first app to help drivers find charge points, manage payments, and access real-time charging data. Gridserve operates...

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