Nissan Leaf & Chevy Volt - How they're charged

There's a storm on the horizon.  A massive influx of electric cars is due to explode onto the streets of America in the near future - as a federal mandate is calling for at least 1,000,000 of them by 2015.

Electric cars cost $0.02 per mile to drive - compared to about $0.40 per mile for traditional gas-powered automobiles. 

There's one big question looming, however, and it has to do with where they'll be charged.  Will drivers "charge up" in your parking lot, or your competitor's?  Will they use your garage or the one across the street?  Will they come to your shopping center or another? 

These are choices that every driver of an electric car will have to ask themselves when they plan their day - so get ahead of the game and look to the NECA/IBEW team to install a charging station for you today.

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