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Well, General Motors and Evie Go, one of the largest public charging networks in the US,

just joined forces

to address the challenge of more DC fast chargers. This new partnership aims to build 400 DC

ultra fast chargers, so they're talking about 350 kilowatts, which will be deployed across the

country in what they call strategic locations.

These new flagship destinations will feature not only high power charging stalls but amenities.

So ample lighting, canopies, pull through slots for those towing and security cameras.

Most locations will have up to 20 ultra-fast stalls, with some offering more, making them

ideal for busy road trips and things like that. The co-branded Evie Go slash GM Energy stalls

will be near places, they say, like shopping areas with dining, coffee shops and other

amenities that you want to do

when you're DC fast charging. While the exact locations haven't been disclosed today, all we got

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