More Than Half Of Lincoln Dealers Sign Up To Sell EVs | Carscoops

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outside of the top 130 markets need to spend around $500,000 to add four Level 2 chargers and a single DC fast charger.

Investing in the EV certification program now grants these dealers the right to sell an unlimited number of EVs when Lincoln begins production. Dealers who didn’t sign up won’t have the same perks but they’ll have another chance to sign up near the end of 2026 for the next round of perks that’ll begin in 2027.Beginning the process of infrastructure development and training gives dealers the chance to be ready when these cars finally do make it to lots.

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