Eaton and ChargePoint power up 'breakthrough' electric vehicle charger

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Companies claim new charger will 'accelerate the future of EV charging' and 'significantly reduce costs for drivers

Power management firm Eaton and electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure provider ChargePoint have today announced the launch of a new vehicle-to-everything (V2X) charging platform, which they claim will enable...

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