Mark Oil, a fuel distributor for BP in the US, is teaming up with Nissan to expand the No Charge to Charge programme for Nissan Leaf electric vehicle owners. The new program will allow owners of the all-electric car to charge their vehicles at no cost when they are parked on public charging points or access points. The partnership will also receive backing from Duke Energy, Stroupe Electric, the City of Charlotte and the State of North Carolina, and will make Mark Oil one of the largest providers of electric charging stations in America.
Mark Oil, a fuel distributor for BP in the US, is teaming up with Nissan to expand the No Charge to Charge programme for Nissan Leaf electric vehicle owners. The expansion will see ten Mark Oil/BP filling stations in Charlotte, North Carolina, receive DC fast charging stations, which Nissan says will mean that any Leaf drivers in the Charlotte area will never be more than ten miles from a fast charger. The partnership will also receive backing from Duke Energy, Stroupe Electric, the City of Charlotte and the State of North Carolina, and will make Mark Oil one of the largest providers of electric charging stations in America.