Post #429 by sutton on the US Policy board

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Today, Tesla has the most built-out charger infrastructure, and only Tesla cars can use it (for now). So any concern about buying an EV from Tesla is easily addressed by the extensive network available to would-be owners. You can drive almost anywhere, and be assured that you will be able to charge your vehicle all along the way.

No longer true. The Tesla network was opened to Rivians as well as Ford EVs last spring. All Rivian owners have been supplied (by Rivian) with the necessary adapter, and Ford will sell you one for $230.

From the 2025 model year forward, Rivian is changing their socket to be Tesla-compatible without an adapter (as well as moving the charge port to the opposite side, so as not to mandate taking up two stalls while charging)

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