GM and Ford adopt Tesla's EV charging tech, shaking up the industry.
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General Motors and Ford will adopt Tesla's EV charging connector, allowing their electric vehicles to charge at Tesla's network of 17,000 charging plugs. Other automakers may follow suit to avoid being left at a competitive disadvantage. GM and Ford EV owners will gain access to double the number of chargers they had before, while Tesla will enjoy a boost in revenue. Companies developing their own charging networks may feel squeezed, but consumers should gain more charging options.
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