POD Point launches pay-as-you-go car charging network

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Service aims to include more than 4,000 electric vehicle charging posts by 2014

Plans to create a nationwide electric vehicle charging network have moved a step forward after POD Point launched the first pay-as-you-go (PAYG) system for drivers. POD Point yesterday pushed the button...

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