> Distressed by the state of the public charger system, automobile companies have struck agreements with Tesla to use its Superchargers. The details are yet to be announced. No word on what percentage of Tesla chargers non-Tesla cars will be able to use, how much it will cost
The announcements promise > 15k stalls. That is basically every v3/v4 station. Why does he pretend that he doesn't know this when he purports to cover the EV industry.
Oh, just another piece of rubbish by Russ Mitchell, the world's worst EV salesman. He "[...] covers the epic transition to electric vehicles" but somehow only finds negative things to say, especially about the largest manufacturer of EVs.
The announcements promise > 15k stalls. That is basically every v3/v4 station. Why does he pretend that he doesn't know this when he purports to cover the EV industry.
Oh, just another piece of rubbish by Russ Mitchell, the world's worst EV salesman. He "[...] covers the epic transition to electric vehicles" but somehow only finds negative things to say, especially about the largest manufacturer of EVs.
Weird.