Quickly becoming a standard. The Aptera will use it too.
That's what we're hoping for, the details haven't been formalized yet, at least on the Aptera. However, it is expected to work that way.So the actual big news here is that this will allow these makers access to the back side of the Supercharging experience. Meaning you won't need a credit card. You don't need to swipe anything. You don't need an account with 15 different companies. Your Ford pass app or whatever GM's version of that is will act like the Tesla app. Pull up p,lug in, relax
A Leaked Tesla Report Shows the Cybertruck Had Basic Design Flaws
The “alpha” version of the EV company’s first pickup had problems with braking, handling, noise, and leaks, according to an internal presentation.www.wired.com
Well, wonder what this might be for....
Best guess is that GMs coming onboard with NACS. Which means an effective end to CCS1. Now, can other EV charging providers survive? Not unless they get serious about keeping chargers operational and providing the seamless experience that Supercharging does. Pull up, plug in and it's ready.
Shocking that a prototype had issues. I hear less "basic design flaws" and more "a whole new way of making a vehicle means you have new problems to solve."
There are also bound to be design flaws when you try to reinvent the wheel to be square or triangular. Some would call it folly.
This is my enjoyment face >
Some called reusable rockets folly....... some called trying to make money selling EVs folly. Those people don't have enjoyment face today
The folks of west Texas and south eastern California are more alike than you may think.I think it's more like the 400 miles difference between California and Texas....
Good Luck with that ...
Good Luck with that ...
A Leaked Tesla Report Shows the Cybertruck Had Basic Design Flaws
The “alpha” version of the EV company’s first pickup had problems with braking, handling, noise, and leaks, according to an internal presentation.www.wired.com
Let me tell you about the project I'm currently working on....Shocking that a prototype had issues. I hear less "basic design flaws" and more "a whole new way of making a vehicle means you have new problems to solve."
Is it a paddle-boat pontoon gunship for the Norwegian Merchant Fleet?Let me tell you about the project I'm currently working on....
Finally starting on that big azz boat next to the shop?Let me tell you about the project I'm currently working on....
No, that's been purchased by a young guy that doesn't have a girlfriend to waste his money on.Finally starting on that big azz boat next to the shop?
The folks of west Texas and south eastern California are more alike than you may think.
Yep, subsidies can lead to bad behavior. See scooter and EV bike stuff in a lot of us cities. Let the market decideApparently China's EV success has a lot of BS attached. Thousands of new cars parked in a dirt field gathering dust because the manufacture(s) bought them to inflate sales numbers and get government subsidies.
See China’s Abandoned EV Graveyard: Thousands Of Cars Rot In Huge Fields - NewsBreak
China has emerged as the global powerhouse in electric vehicle manufacturing and sales. But there might be a dark side to its rise. A recent video...share.newsbreak.com