News Summary

• Things started rolling in November 2022, when Tesla announced that it was renaming its charging technology to the North American Charging Standard (NACS) and would be opening it up to other automakers..
• The company says it has 45,000 Superchargers worldwide, 12,000 of which are located in the US.And while other EV charging stations struggle with software glitches and faulty chargers, Tesla says its Superchargers are nearly perfect in their reliability..
• His work has appeared in The New York Daily News and City & State.Volkswagen Group, which also owns Audi, Porsche, and Scout Motors, is finally doing what nearly every other automaker has already done: announce its intention to adopt Tesla’s electric vehicle charging standard..
• That story followed the news that Electrify America, VW’s EV charging subsidiary, would begin adding Tesla charging plugs itself..
• That same year, you’ll start to see new VW electric vehicles rolling off the assembly line with Tesla’s charging port natively installed..
• In fact, it was one of Tesla’s main selling points: consistent, exclusive, and abundant EV charging..