In a move that may quell 'range anxiety' for travelers, the far-flung Denver International Airport will soon be offering ten free charging stations for travelers to charge their electric vehicles while they're away.
"'We looked at the places cars spend most of their time, home, work, at a hotel parking lot, at an airport,' Telefonix [business director Allen] Will said. 'While it takes eight hours to fully charge, in four-plus hours you can get a pretty good charge.'
The DIA garages are a perfect place. 'The average time in the garage is 1.4 days,' said the airport’s [spokesman Heath] Montgomery."
FULL STORY: Denver airport travelers get to charge electric vehicles while they fly
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