White House Lauds Tesla Move To Open Superchargers To Non-Tesla Electric Cars | Carscoops carscoops
The move comes as part of a package that includes some $700 million worth of investments from the private sector with a goal of creating 250,000 new chargers each year along with some 2,000 new jobs to go with them. While not a complete solution to all of the issues that EV adoption creates, it’s a step in the right direction.
are well regarded as some of the easiest charging stations to use but up until now, nothing but Tesla vehicles have been able to use them here in North America.Across the pond in Europe, the Supercharger network is already open to other brands so Tesla knows how to make the switch. Most likely it will require additional hardware, namely a CCS plug, and whatever software updates might be needed to allow non-Tesla vehicles to draw power from the supercharger.
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