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Stellantis’ German BEV horror show
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Charging and Grid
Is Tesla keeping its best superchargers for itself?
The prospect of Tesla drivers waiting in line behind Fords is more remote than might first appear.
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When Tesla and Ford announced their deal to give the Detroit OEM access to the Tesla supercharger network, some key details were left out...
Ford customers will be able to charge their EVs at more than 12,000 of Tesla’s 18,000 charging points, leaving Tesla owners with exclusive access to the remaining 6,000. However, there is no indication as to which Tesla chargers Ford customers will have access to and which they will not.
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