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How Federal and State Government Incentives Make It Easy to Become an EV Owner

Blink Charging

Must be sold by a licensed dealer. Must an eligible Fuel Cell Vehicle or plug-in EV with a battery capacity of least 7 kWh. Must be used for driving primarily in the United States. Here are the requirements for the driver: Must have bought the used EV for yourself, not for resale. Must not be the original owner of the EV.

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One EV enthusiast leads to anothe

Electric Auto Association

Another friend of Patty’s is Irv Moscowitz, the CEO of Burhill Leasing in Dayton, and as with SVG, a Zoom call confirmed that the CEO would aim to be the lead EV lessor in Miami Valley. As we knew Kimberly Wagner, the Manager of the Tesla Store in Cincinnati, we put the Coordinator in touch with her, and in no time Sinclair had met its goal.

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One EV enthusiast leads to another

Electric Auto Association

Another friend of Patty’s is Irv Moscowitz, the CEO of Burhill Leasing in Dayton, and as with SVG, a Zoom call confirmed that the CEO would aim to be the lead EV lessor in Miami Valley. As we knew Kimberly Wagner, the Manager of the Tesla Store in Cincinnati, we put the Coordinator in touch with her, and in no time Sinclair had met its goal.

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Fast Food, Fast Charge

Cars That Think

7-Eleven envisions its 7Charge network as one of the biggest fast-charging networks among convenience stores in the United States. The company hasn’t cited exact numbers of how many DC chargers it hopes to open, but 7-Eleven operates about 9,400 stores in the United States, and nearly 600 more in Canada. 7-Eleven isn’t alone.