40 new electric vehicle chargers coming to Cambridge and North Dumfries
An electric vehicle charger is seen in this undated stock photo. (Kindel Media/CTV News)
Electric vehicle drivers may soon have more options in Cambridge and North Dumfries.
The province has announced plans to build 5 new electric vehicle charging stations to increase access outside of large urban areas.
- 3 new chargers at Best Western Plus Cambridge Hotel
- 3 new chargers at Holiday Inn Cambridge
- 6 new chargers at Baitul Karim
- 24 new chargers at Conestoga Skilled Trades (Reuter Dr.) Campus EV Charger Installation
- 4 new chargers at North Dumfries Community Complex
Each new station will include Level 2 or Level 3 chargers.
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