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Rick Wilmer spends most of his work days at the office. But every so often, the chief executive officer of ChargePoint Holdings Inc. will make his

Recent headlines have suggested that consumers are losing interest in electric vehicles, but a closer look at the trends tells a different story.

EV makers and charging companies are adding restaurants, wifi, comfortable seating and more to new stations in a bid to make juicing up a battery relaxing.

Charging an electric vehicle in the future increasingly looks like an experience somewhere between a truck stop and an airport lounge.

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Charging an electric vehicle in the future increasingly looks like an experience somewhere between a truck stop and an airport lounge.

Charging an electric vehicle in the future increasingly looks like an experience somewhere between a truck stop and an airport lounge.

Charging an electric vehicle in the future increasingly looks like an experience somewhere between a truck stop and an airport lounge.

Some 100 miles of steam pipes snake below Manhattan, delivering low-carbon vapor to some big-name customers. More buildings could soon tap in.