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one thing i really dislike is the disingenuous nature of calling NACS a standard because one wills it to be so. it’s definitely more compact with thinner cable
by kanbara 3y ago
one thing i really dislike is the disingenuous nature of calling NACS a standard because one wills it to be so.
it’s definitely more compact with thinner cables, and since CCS1 and CCS2 are different, it’s almost a half dozen of one situation.
i just bought a CCS vehicle and am fine with NACS with adapters or whatever, but i do hope that manufacturers can still provide locking mechanisms. my biggest gripe with tesla is that you can simpy unplug someone else’s car.
- chrisbolt 3y agoIsn’t it equally disingenuous to call CCS1 a standard when it’s the minority of charging stalls in the US? > my biggest gripe with tesla is that you can simpy unplug someone else’s car. This is not true, the locking mechanism of NACS is built into the car, not the plug handle.