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Hyundai Motors Announces Intent to Share Tesla Charging Infrastructure
(www.businesskorea.co.kr)
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this post was submitted on 17 Jul 2023
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Sorry, I was agreeing with you, just poorly haha.
Really what I meant is like “if you want to use superchargers, regardless of connector, Tesla has to let you. But cars/chargers switching to NACS doesn’t mean that if Tesla changes their connector your car stops working”
I’m totally in favor of the change (and I love that SAE is getting involved, since that makes it feel a bit more real)
No worries! I'm the first to say I have trouble with the same.