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    Quick Charge Power is a California non-profit devoted to developing fast charging within the state for all electric vehicles, including Nissan LEAF, Tesla, Mitsubishi iMIEV, and other vehicles that can accept over 15kW of power (and Rav4 generation II at 10kW). Phase one of this one million dollar electric vehicle infrastructure is acquisition of up to three existing or proposed DC chargers in or around San Bernadino, California. The entire project plan is 30 chargers at key bottlenecks throughout the state of California and coordination with the state of Oregon to complete the West Coast Electric Highway. All capital is derived from donations of both private and public entities.

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Quick Charge Power is a California non-profit devoted to developing fast charging within the state for all electric vehicles, including Nissan LEAF, Tesla, Mitsubishi iMIEV, and other vehicles that can accept over 15kW of power (and Rav4 generation II at 10kW). Phase one of this one million dollar electric vehicle infrastructure is acquisition of up to three existing or proposed DC chargers in or around San Bernadino, California. The entire project plan is 30 chargers at key bottlenecks throughout the state of California and coordination with the state of Oregon to complete the West Coast Electric Highway. All capital is derived from donations of both private and public entities.

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