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A McDonald’s in Cary, North Caroline will soon become the first fast food restaurant in more than 10 years to add an electric-recharging station for electric-vehicles in its parking lot. Ric Richards, the independent owner of the McDonald’s, built his new restaurant with eco-friendly materials and technologies and wanted to carry over the theme to his customers.

The charging station will be added in a partnership with ChargePoint. His location will open for business on July 14.

“Our customers will have a dedicated place to park and recharge their vehicles,” said Richards. “McDonald’s is enabling a better environment for future generations by supporting zero-emissions transportation infrastructure.”

In the late 1990s, a McDonald’s in Phoenix, Arizona added changing stations to accommodate customers with electric-vehicles.

- By: Omar Rana

Source: HybridCars

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