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This. Tesla needed to create it's own standard to make EVs possible. It then held onto it as it's golden-goose; milked the network lockin/advantage. Regulato
by w0m 4y ago
This. Tesla needed to create it's own standard to make EVs possible. It then held onto it as it's golden-goose; milked the network lockin/advantage.
Regulators going around them to open the network after-the-fact means a different standard makes it through; 'better' being irrelevant.
As an (now older) Tesla owner - I do wish the Tesla charger had become standard; but the adapter isn't bad - it came with the car and just sits in the glovebox. It is OneMoreThing to lose though.
- MBCook 4y agoAnd they could have let everyone use the connector but keep Superchargers locked with authentication. That would give them best of both worlds.