South Korean carmaker Hyundai has given a glimpse into what might become a common sight in the future after it converted an old gas station into a collection of ultra-fast chargers for electric vehicles. As the Korea Herald reports, Hyundai this morning unveiled the charging station in southeastern Seoul, which consists of eight high-voltage EV chargers capable of delivering 350 kWh of power, and peak at 800 volts. In other words, that should be enough to charge a wide array of electric vehicles from 0% to 80% in under half an hour. [Read: How Netflix shapes mainstream culture, explained by…
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