Ultra-fast Charge Nears Reality for Electric Cars By Ned Smith, BusinessNewsDaily Senior Writer

This fall, the first mass-market electric vehicles (EV) for personal transportation will hit America’s highways and byways. This fleet of pure electric (think Nissan Leaf) and not-so-pure (think electric-powered Chevrolet Volt with its range-extender gas engine) vehicles is just the beginning of a hard-charging onslaught on the way we get around for work and play. But before this zero-emissions future comes to pass, a lot has to happen. One major issue that remains to be solved is charging.  More at:
http://www.technewsdaily.com/electric-car-charging-stations-1518/

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