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A little bit of how to lie with statistics there, but yes for certain Tesla models in certain continents using certain rare ultrafast versions of CCS2 with a ce
by natch 5y ago
A little bit of how to lie with statistics there, but yes for certain Tesla models in certain continents using certain rare ultrafast versions of CCS2 with a certain state of charge, there is a certain window of time where the speed may slightly exceed certain Tesla superchargers (the current fastest version, admittedly, but faster ones are coming).
I'd gladly use any charger, if it's what is available, but do prefer Superchargers for their faster speed (although yes, there is that edge case you pointed to) and for the community of friendly fellow Tesla owners that you sometimes run into there.
- clouddrover 5y ago> A little bit of how to lie with statistics there Nope. No lie, just a flatter charging curve. > the current fastest version, admittedly, but faster ones are coming CCS chargers are already faster today than Tesla's promised future chargers. Today's fastest charging EVs use CCS. > and for the community of friendly fellow Tesla owners that you sometimes run into there Soon owners of all brands of EV will charge there. Tesla will put CCS plugs on the chargers and you'll be able to meet everyone: https://www.theverge.com/2021/7/28/22596337/tesla-supercharger-elon-musk-open-network-charging-stations https://www.theverge.com/2021/7/28/22596337/tesla-supercharg... Tesla switched to CCS in Europe a couple of years ago. It's time to switch to CCS in North America too.