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Here's how a Tigor EV owner successfully charged his car using a petrol generator. Can this be done on other electric cars? Here's everything to know.

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Make dead batteries a thing of the past with these reliable and durable trickle chargers. When it comes to choosing a reliable and high-quality trickle charger, the options are vast and varied.