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Most Canadian EV owners would buy another, charging a sore spot

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The Canadian electric-vehicle (EV) market is positive overall, but there should be more DC fast-charge stations along major routes for longer-distance travellers, while adding more Level 2 chargers in urban areas would help EV owners who don’t have home charging. That’s from a new report from Pollution Probe, which surveyed EV owners on their charging experience and future purchase intentions.

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