EU truck makers teaming on long-haul battery-charging stations

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EU truck makers teaming on long-haul battery-charging stations

| Jul 06, 2021 3:00AM EDT
The viability of operating battery-operated long-haul heavy trucks in Europe depends on the construction of easily accessible, public, and readily available charging stations.
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