World's most remote EV charging port installed on tiny island in middle of Atlantic A tiny island in the Atlantic Ocean which is "the remotest place in the world" has now had an EV charging port installed.
Mark Brooks, St Helena Minister for Treasury and Economic Development, said: "We're excited to be a partner in this project to bring in an electric car and an electric charger.
It has been made by car maker, Subaru - which makes an electric SUV, the Solterra - and Norwegian electric vehicle charger brand, Easee, as reported by Luxury Auto News.
Lorraine Bishton, managing director of Subaru UK, said: "From our perspective, it's an honour to be involved in a project that could potentially lead to a fully sustainable future for St Helena.
The installation of the EV charger is part of a plan by the St Helena Government to become greener.
