EV Charging Companies Protest Texas’ Move To Mandate NACS Connector
ChargePoint, FLO, ABB, FreeWire, and EVBox said the move is "premature" in a letter to Texas Transportation Commission's chairman.
Category: charging
Will Tesla Supercharger reliability extend to other brands’ EVs?
A shift to Tesla’s NACS connector in future EVs, and Tesla Supercharger compatibility even sooner, has now been announced by enough automakers to declare it the majority charging standard for EVs in North America for the foreseeable future. And while automaker press releases and statements have pointed primarily to the number of charge... Nxu To Challenge CharIN’s MCS With NxuOne Megawatt Charging Solution
A new megawatt power EV charging connector for AC and DC charging nears alpha field trials.
ADS-TEC Energy Announces Battery-Based Fast Chargers With NACS & CCS1
Both charging connector types will be available for order in North America.
Electrify America adding Tesla connectors; no confirmation on 800V charging
Electrify America on Thursday announced that it will add Tesla connectors to its charging network in the U.S. and Canada. The company said in a press release that it will continue to provide Combined Charging Standard (CCS) connectors, while also adding the Tesla connector, branded by Tesla as the North American Charging Standard (NACS) as an... Volkswagen Confirms Talks With Tesla Over NACS Charging Standard
The German manufacturer is evaluating the implementation of NACS in North America.
Electrify America Will Add NACS Connectors To Its Chargers
The company intends to offer a NACS connector option at existing and future charging stations by 2025.
Polestar Announces Switch To NACS In North America From 2025
New Polestar vehicles sold in the US and Canada from 2025 will be equipped with the NACS charging port by default.
CharIN NACS Task Force List Includes Over 50 Companies… But Not Tesla
Volkswagen is also missing, but Electrify America signed-up.
Federal study lays out US charging needs by 2030
Stricter emissions standards, automaker EV goals, and increasing consumer demand for EVs will create more need for public charging infrastructure, which a new study from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) aims to quantify. The NREL estimates that current regulatory and industry trends will lead to 30 million to 42 million EVs on U.S... 