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@ John-Mark Gurney
2025-02-19 02:11:15
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Because no other car maker gambled on EVs. And the charging network is a loss leader.
They also have the advantage of a single supplier for their charging hardware, where as everyone else has split their investments between different manufacturers.
Tesla was also smart in that they realized high speed charging mattered, and so now there are too many slow 65kW chargers that make it harder to justify building out in some locations.
Wonder if Tesla will reneg on opening their network
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