According to the latest reports, Tesla is planning to use public funds to build electric vehicle charging stations and is starting to open parts of its U.S. Supercharger network to electric vehicles produced by other manufacturers.
It is reported that the current Biden administration, automakers and many state governments are trying to speed up the pace of building supercharger stations along highways, and Tesla is applying for a billion dollars in funding from federal and state governments over the next few years.
It is reported that Tesla has established a nationwide fast-charging network, but it is limited to its own users in the United States, but it has already announced plans to open the charging network to other electric vehicle users, and the plan is finally making progress. According to recent regulatory filings, Tesla is applying for public funding, which would require opening up its charging network to other electric vehicle makers.
In June, California Energy Agency staff proposed to allocate $6.4 million to Tesla to build charging piles in rural areas, according to grant documents, at the same time that Tesla is reported to begin producing new supercars by the end of the year. Charging station equipment for use with non-Tesla electric vehicles.
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