Study estimates global EV charge point numbers could surpass 200 million by 2040

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Wood Mackenzie's forecast on global electric vehicle charging points also suggests the residential charging market will continue to be the dominant segment

Drivers may have the choice of powering up their electric vehicles (EVs) at more than 200 million charging points around the world by 2040, according to fresh market analysis from Wood Mackenzie. The...

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