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I think the market forces point in the opposite direction. With the big regions EU and China having standardized charging, they each created a market for differ
by bildung 5y ago
I think the market forces point in the opposite direction. With the big regions EU and China having standardized charging, they each created a market for different open charging networks to compete in.
In e.g. Germany Teslas are <10% of the new EVs sold YTD, I doubt it would make much sense for Tesla trying to maintain a Tesla-only network there, as they have to support the standardized connector and communication protocol anyway. They can only gain by opening up their charging network there.
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- nickik 5y agoChina is far more un-standardized then the US. In the US you have Tesla and CCS. CHAdeMO still exists but it will vanish soon, as almost no new car uses it.