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GM CEO Mary Barra: 2024 Will Be “Dramatically Different” For The Company

The GM CEO Mary Barra discussed Tesla NACS, production delays, Elon Musk and the future outlook for GM brands at a recent NBCUniversal event

InsideEVs · Jun 28, 2023

What the Shift to NACS Charging Means for Non-Tesla EV Owners

After the adoption of Ford, Rivian, and Volvo, Tesla's NACS charging standard is now a major contender for becoming the standard EV charging port over CCS.

Inverse · Jun 28, 2023

ChargePoint Announces Availability Of NACS Charging Solutions: AC & DC

ChargePoint announced today the availability of NACS charging connector options for new orders as well as for currently installed chargers.

InsideEVs · Jun 28, 2023

SK Signet Adds NACS Plug Option To All Of Its Chargers

SK Signet, one of the largest EV fast charger manufacturers, announced that the NACS charging connector option will be added to its entire line-up of chargers.

InsideEVs · Jun 25, 2023

EverCharge Supports NACS And Calls It Superior To CCS1

EverCharge, in an interesting blog post called the Tesla's North American Charging Standard charging connector superior to the Combined Charging System (CCS1).

InsideEVs · Jun 24, 2023

Rivian Owners Signal Resounding Support For Tesla NACS Integration

Rivian will offer a NACS adapter to its owners for access to Tesla Superchargers in 2024, and its future models will come with built-in NACS connectors.

InsideEVs · Jun 22, 2023

FLO Will Add NACS Charging Connector Option To Its Chargers

FLO, a Quebec-based charging equipment manufacturer, announced earlier this month that will offer the Tesla's NACS charging connector as an option.

InsideEVs · Jun 22, 2023

Lucid Appears Reluctant To NACS, Needs High-Voltage Version

Lucid Motors is not expected to be among the first movers to adopt the Tesla's North American Charging Standard (NACS).

InsideEVs · Jun 21, 2023

Texas Will Require NACS-Compatability To Get Public Funding For Chargers

The Texas Department of Transportation will require NACS compatibility, if companies would like to get federal funding for chargers.

InsideEVs · Jun 21, 2023

NACS Vs CCS1: Which Standard Has More Chargers In The US?

The CCS1 has more charging locations across the US but the Tesla Superchargers have many more ports as per DOE data.

InsideEVs · Jun 21, 2023