Juice Up for Free While You Fly at Denver Airport

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.

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August 23, 2013, 1:00 PM PDT

By Alek Miller


"'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."

Monday, August 19, 2013 in The Denver Post

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