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JOLT Finds Consumers Want Free EV Charging In Exchange For Ads

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Consumers want things for free in return for not looking at adverts. Wonder if that model's worked anywhere else.

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JOLT: Destination charging incentivising EV uptake and fast-charging a top priority

Research by the Australian electric vehicle (EV) charging network JOLT indicates that EV drivers are actively pursuing destination charging options, which has significantly contributed to the recent increase in the adoption of clean mobility solutions.

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JOLT Finds Consumers Want Free EV Charging In Exchange For Ads

Consumers want things for free in return for not looking at adverts. Wonder if that model's worked anywhere else.

7 days ago

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B&T broke the news in 7 days ago on Sunday, July 20, 2025.

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