>It already has. Tesla's connector is nicer (you can call that subjective but it isn't) and the supercharging network in the US is deploying the clunky standard

>It already has. Tesla's connector is nicer (you can call that subjective but it isn't) and the supercharging network in the US is deploying the clunky standard sort of connector as well. you know what's even nicer? Being able to charge your car at any charging station and not just the ones built by your manufacturer. Imagine if you could only fill up your gas tank at specific gas stations that support your tank opening.