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[Photo News] Hyundai-POSCO tie-up for EV

By Korea Herald

Published : June 28, 2015 - 20:54

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Hyundai Motor and POSCO ICT signed a memorandum of understanding to establish more battery-charging facilities for the automaker’s electric vehicles. More than 120 charging stations will be set up at department stores, cinemas and other leisure facilities by the end of the year, and eventually at more than 2,200 Hyundai Motor outlets and service centers. (Hyundai Motor) Hyundai Motor and POSCO ICT signed a memorandum of understanding to establish more battery-charging facilities for the automaker’s electric vehicles. More than 120 charging stations will be set up at department stores, cinemas and other leisure facilities by the end of the year, and eventually at more than 2,200 Hyundai Motor outlets and service centers. (Hyundai Motor)

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