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Mercedes-Benz and Starbucks are teaming up to install fast electric vehicle chargers at 100 coffee-slinging locations on Interstate 5 .
The new stations will be part of the German automaker’s $1 billion plan to build 2,000 new EV charging hubs across the globe.
The two companies said they “share an ambition to identify additional opportunities in key markets”.
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