It seems elonmusk and Tesla knew that the Tesla NACS charging standard was a game changer and GM confirmed that. Previously, Ford and jimfarley98 did, but it seems it's all over for CCS1 in North America. Is StellantisNA next to commit?
, giving GM owners access to the expansive, 12,000-unit-strong Tesla Supercharger network starting in the spring of 2024.
“What’s even more exciting is that our existing EV customers can leverage the 12,000 Tesla fast chargers early next spring with an adapter," said Barra. Additionally, GM revealed that its future EVs will actually integrate Tesla Supercharger access into its vehicle and mobile apps. GM stated:
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