Bollore wins backing for EV charging network

Bollore operates the Autolib EV car-sharing services in Paris, Bordeaux and Lyon. Bluecar EVs are pictured using the company's roadside charging stations in Paris.

February 06, 2015 05:00 AM

PARIS (Reuters) -- Bollore Group said it will invest 150 million euros ($172 million) to roll out an electric-car charging network across France, after the plan won government backing.

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