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Almost 1,000 Dealers Have Signed Up for GM's Community Charging Program

Electric vehicles offer longer-range estimates and faster charging times than ever, but none of that matters if there’s nowhere to charge in the first place. General Motors hopes to improve the charging situation – at least at its dealers – in the next few years, with tens of thousands of Level 2 chargers.

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Tane94 Not New Jersey, that's for sure!!
Syke Hopefully they do consider the American market, as I'll be looking at trading in my current Bolt sometime in '25 or '26, and we've had a long good experience with Kia products. Given what GM is currently promising, I'll be looking at Kia well before any upcoming GM product.
Jkross22 Full self drive - lol, Tesla isn't immune from naming things that are the opposite of what they are and what they do.
Elrond Why does TTAC, the Press, Commenters, and even General Motors use "GM" when referencing? They changed it to gm quite a while ago.
Corey Lewis A too-big building that's dated. Easier to sell it off than mess with its continual administration.

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