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Why Tesla Wants You to Build Its EV Chargers
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4:54Now PlayingCould Tesla’s charger ever be crowned the U.S. standard for EV charging?
Tesla has released the blueprints for its super-popular charging connector and named it the “North American Charging Standard,” or NACS. The idea is that any company could now place a Tesla port on their EV. But car manufacturers like Ford and Rivian use a different charging standard – CCS.
As the Biden Administration pushes to standardize EV charging across America, which standard will win? I explore what Tesla’s move means for automakers and EV chargers across America.
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