Tesla Supercharger Network Now Open To (Some) Other Drivers In North America
Ford is the first manufacturer to join the Tesla Supercharger network because it was the first to switch to the NACS standard.
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Are Tesla Supercharger Congestion Fees Going To Spread?
The growth of Tesla’s Supercharger network has been tremendous. When the Tesla Model 3 started to hit true mass production and sales, one of the big concerns many had was whether or not Tesla could get Supercharger expansion on the same growth path and not run into issues with long … [continued]
Tesla’s Non-Tesla Supercharger Pilot Expands in New Zealand
Tesla is making significant strides in expanding access to its Supercharger network, not just for Tesla owners but for all EV users. Read more about it from Tesla here. One of its most recent ventures in this direction is the Non-Tesla Supercharger Pilot program, which has gained momentum globally. In … [continued]
Tesla Superchargers Growing Phenomenal 33% Year Over Year
We’ve covered almost every part of Tesla’s Q2 shareholder report, and the company’s Supercharger growth got a brief note in a broader article I wrote last night. However, this metric jumped out to me and some readers and seemed to warrant its own story. I’ve heard it many times over … [continued]
Rivian Joins Tesla Supercharger Party
More and more automakers are joining the switch from CCS Type 1 adapters to the Tesla North American Charging Standard (NACS) plug, most recently including Rivian. According to a recent announcement, Rivian will make its next vehicle generation with the NACS plug, joining Ford and GM and putting even more pressure … [continued]
GM Joins Ford In Using Tesla Superchargers
GM has joined Ford in agreeing to install NACS charging equipment in its electric cars so drivers can use the Tesla Supercharger network.
White House Reveals Details About National Network Of EV Chargers (Including Tesla Superchargers)
As part of the plan, Tesla has agreed to open part of its charging network to its rivals. Could such a move turn the all-electric car company into the universal filling station of the EV era?
Tesla Supercharger Network Will Be (Partially) Open To US Drivers By Next Year
Tesla will permit other EV drivers in the US to use some of its Supercharger locations and double the size of its network by 2024.
Tesla Supercharger Network Expanding Vastly In Denmark
Within what seems like no time at all, several 12–24 stall Tesla Superchargers have come online in Denmark. They come up so fast that they appear on site before any announcements on either local news or Tesla’s own website — or even the maps in Tesla cars are aware of … [continued]
Massive Tesla Supercharger Buildout in Response to Massive Sales of Model Y, 3, S, &…
I picked up my new Tesla Model 3 in October 2019 at the Salt Lake City Delivery Center. Since then, I’ve been very pleased with the Tesla Supercharger network that allows me to travel cross-country on Interstate highways with only a little inconvenience compared with my previous trips in gas-mobiles. … [continued]
