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> I don't understand how it's not a win for Tesla. It's a win for Tesla insofar as they won't have to bear the burden of transitioning to a different plug stan
by simondotau 2y ago
> I don't understand how it's not a win for Tesla.
It's a win for Tesla insofar as they won't have to bear the burden of transitioning to a different plug standard, and their customers won't bear the burden of consumer confusion and frustration which come with transition.
> Nobody really lost there, either
One might argue that the main losers are the charging networks which invested in CCS1 infrastructure. They'll have to work even harder to remain relevant, all while gaining Tesla as a direct competitor and having to deploy NACS across the country.
- peutetre 2y ago> One might argue that the main losers are the charging networks which invested in CCS1 infrastructure. The infrastructure is the same. North America has picked CCS as its charging standard. All that's changing is the plug on the end. Here's a practical example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3-0xRTduPI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3-0xRTduPI