Tesla will open super charging pile system

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Tencent Technology Information Campbell compiled on June 10

Elon Musk, chief executive of Tesla, told the Model S starter in the UK yesterday that he is willing to open up the design of a super-charging pile system to other manufacturers in the hope of creating a standard specification, Let other electric car manufacturers also adopted.

Under such a plan, it is likely that Tesla will need to relinquish some intellectual property about its EV parts, but the general idea is consistent with Musk's previous commitment to not want to make the super-charging pile an "enclosed garden." In addition, this cooperation is also very reasonable, especially assuming that if we now have to endure the gas stations for different car manufacturers, what would be the scenario.

However, supercharged piles are not just simple charging, they are also a business model - owners of Model S can enjoy free charging for life, and all the costs are already included in the purchase price of the car. Musk is well aware that the same business model must be used by other EV manufacturers if they want to work together. They also need to contribute "reasonable" maintenance costs and incur the cost of expanding the supercharged pile - insisting that these costs are not high, especially given the fact that specific sites are usually rented to Tesla for free and at In some cases, the charging post is also charged through the solar panel.

Competitors may disagree with the idea that in fact they have proposed different charging standards, but what is clear now is that Tesla's door is open to them if they so desire.