On: EV charging is so bleak in US that 46% consider going back to gas-powered cars

[39896880]

>Older Teslas can't charge on these chargers because they don't have CCS support. Those cars will need to get a CCS retrofit

When you said "these chargers," do you mean the V3 Superchargers with CCS+J3400? Or, do you mean NACS 3rd party charging stations?

[peutetre → 39896880]

Tesla's chargers will still support the Tesla protocol as well as CCS. They do that right now to support older Teslas. Everything else charging on a Tesla charger will talk CCS, just like they've been doing in Europe for a long time.

No other chargers will support Tesla's protocol. They'll all be CCS.

[39896880 → peutetre]

If I understand correctly, this means that Tesla vehicles that do not have CCS retrofit will not work with J3400 NACS third party chargers. Is that correct?

[peutetre → 39896880]

Yes, the car must talk CCS to work.

For example, Teslas in Europe since the Model 3 have had CCS support. The older European Model Ss and Model Xs needed to get CCS retrofits.

The newer North American Teslas have CCS support. The older ones need the retrofit.