US EditionMazda Adopting Tesla EV Plug As Worldwide Standard, Even In Japan
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Mazda Adopting Tesla EV Plug As Worldwide Standard, Even In Japan
DETROIT – The North American Charging Standard plug, also known as NACS, SAE J3400, or by its original name, the Tesla plug, is quickly becoming the default charging plug in the U.S. and Canada. It is replacing the J1772 and CCS1 plugs, which were used on most EVs other than those of Tesla, Nissan, and Mitsubishi for charging. Tesla’s Charging Plug Begins World Takeover Every one of Tesla’s Supercharger stations uses it, as it has been the Tesla…
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