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Revel to Merge With EQT-Backed Voltera, Uniting EV Charging Networks

Private equity-backed Voltera and Revel Transit Inc. have agreed to merge their electric-vehicle charging businesses to serve ride-hail cars and robotaxis across urban areas in the US.

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Revel to Merge With EQT-Backed Voltera, Uniting EV Charging Networks
Private equity-backed Voltera and Revel Transit Inc. have agreed to merge their electric-vehicle charging businesses to serve ride-hail cars and robotaxis across urban areas in the US.
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