Israel test bed for car chargers
Dec. 8 - An electric car venture with big ambitions is testing its charging stations in Tel Aviv then plans to take them around the world.
The firm, based in California, is called Better Place. It's teamed up with automakers Nissan and Renault to get the infrastructure ready to replace polluting, gasoline-powered cars with cleaner-technology electric vehicles.
Susan Flory reports.
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