VW Group's Electrify America is rolling out an ambitious plan to partner with retail companies and developers to bring fast charging for electric vehicles to more locations. The company is joining with Walmart and Target. 2,000 individual fast-chargers will be installed. We've tested numerous electric vehicles at Business Insider over the past few years, and we always come back to a single basic complaint. There aren't enough charging options.See the rest of the story at Business InsiderNOW WATCH: A Wall Street chief economist explains what could be the saving grace for mega-cap tech companiesSee Also:Automakers are facing an unprecedented shift in the industry — and it's great news for consumersThe airline famous for its $55 international flights is launching an affordable business classAlaska Airlines is cracking down on people who use emotional-support animals to let their pets fly freeFOLLOW US: On Facebook for more car and transportation content!
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