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Brooklyn-based electric vehicle charging startup Revel launched its first fast-charging station in San Francisco, aiming to expand across the Bay Area. The company, which operates the largest fast-charging network in New York City, plans to add over 125 chargers to urban centers in the next year. San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie said the new chargers would make it easier for residents to switch to EVs.
Courtesy: techcrunch.com
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