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Mobile EV charging can ease infrastructure worries

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SparkCharge’s Roadie charger sits atop a stack of battery packs.
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By:
Carly Schaffner
March 31, 2022 04:15 PM

As automakers build more electric vehicles, a lack of charging infrastructure continues to be a barrier for some shoppers.

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