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GM to use Tesla’s charging network for EVs

General Motors announced Thursday that it has reached an agreement with Tesla to adopt Tesla’s charging standard and gain access to its nationwide Supercharger network, as part of the automaker’s efforts to expand charging access to its customers. bottom.

GM said yes EV customer Beginning next year, you will be able to start using Tesla Supercharger stations with adapter plugs, giving you access to over 12,000 chargers.

Then, in 2025, GM will begin consolidation. Tesla’s North American Charging Standard GM’s (NACS) connector design on EV vehicles allows customers to connect to superchargers without the need for an adapter.

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A charger with the Tesla logo at a Supercharger fast battery charging station in Mountain View, Calif., August 24, 2016. (Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images/Getty Images)

“Our vision for an all-electric future is to produce millions of world-class EVs across categories and price points,” GM Chairman and CEO Mary Barra said in a statement. It means building an ecosystem that accelerates the mass introduction of EVs while doing so.”

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Chevrolet Corvette and Tesla Model 3 (GM/Tesla/Fox News)

“This partnership is a key part of our strategy and an important next step in rapidly expanding customer access to fast chargers,” Barra added. “Not only will this make the transition to electric vehicles smoother for our customers, but it could also help the industry move toward a single charging standard in North America.”

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk speaks at the opening ceremony in Shanghai, China, January 7, 2020. (Reuters/Allie Song/File Photo/Reuters Photo)

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GM-Tesla deal closes two weeks after rival automaker Ford made the same move. Tesla CEO Elon Musk said at the time that it was following Ford’s lead and open to other car companies.

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