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VHS versus Beta: Automakers Split on Electric Car Charging Standard

Way back in 2009, Volkswagen, BMW, Ford, General Motors, Fiat, Toyota, and Mitsubishi came together and agreed to a universal plug standard for electric vehicles. EV supporters and the general press hailed the event as another step forward for the inevitability of electric cars on the roadway. The EV ride, as they say, has hit [...]
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Global car makers agree on standardised EV charging design

Vehicles / Cars : Car Advice (last year)

Eight of the world’s largest and most influential global manufacturers have agreed on a standard design for the charging systems of their electric vehicles. Audi, BMW, Chrysler, Daimler, Ford, General Motors, Porsche and Volkswagen ... Read Post

BMW, General Motors, Toyota standardizing Electric Car Plug

Vehicles / Cars : Automotive.com Blog (4 years ago)

We all know that the plug in electric car is coming. And we all know hat the plug-in hybrid vehicle is already here. So it is obvious that here is a need for a standard plug that can be used by all plug in vehicles. Read Post

Nissan Objects to New SAE Charging Standard

Vehicles / Cars : Automotive.com Blog (last year)

Not even a week ago, automakers from all over the globe agreed to a new standard for electric vehicle charging, called the Combined Charging System, or CCS. Ford, General Motors, Volkswagen, Audi, BMW, Daimler AG, and Porsche have b... Read Post


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