Ford, GM collaborate with Tesla to adopt NACS, all major CPOs follow
S&P Global Mobility analysts expect that the adoption of Tesla’s NACS connector design by the two Michigan-based legacy carmakers will significantly impact the uptake of the production volumes of the combined charging system (CCS) as well as the NACS connectors with immediate effect.
On June 8, General Motors Company (GM) announced that it is collaborating with Tesla to integrate the latter’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) connector design into its own electric vehicle lineup. As a result of this alignment, GM EV drivers will also get access to Tesla’s Supercharger network across North America — one of the largest fast-charging networks in the region.
Thank you for visiting S&P Global AutoTechInsight.
*A subscription to News & Analysis includes four S&P Global-selected sector-specific analytical pieces per month. Access to all analytic pieces across all domains comes with a subscription to All Domains. Please click here to subscribe.
To get access to the AutoTechInsight full suite of services, please contact a sales representative by clicking here.
Already a subscriber? Please log in here
