Environmental Protection Agency directs carmaker to build charging stations for EVs across US
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The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has directed Volkswagen to manufacture electric vehicles at its Tennessee plant as compensation for the emissions rigging scandal. Volkswagen has also been asked to build a network of charging stations in the United States for electric vehicles. This was reported by the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag which did not reveal the source for the story.
The German carmaker is still in talks with the US Environmental Protection Agency to arrive at a solution for the vehicles affected by the…
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