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Close-up on the first pan-European highway charging network

Ionity's Michael Hajesch and Shell's David Bunch speak to Megan Lampinen about their efforts to establish the first EV charging network across Europe's highways

Electric vehicles (EVs) are slowly making their way into the mainstream car parc but overall penetration rates remain low. The earliest models were presented as eco-friendly city runabouts, great for the daily commute or a trip to the supermarket, but not exactly designed for cross-country travel. While range capabilities have steadily expanded over the years, the highway charging infrastructure has not kept pace. In Europe, Ionity aims to plug the gap.

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