General Motors to Use Tesla Chargers, Setting Standard for US Electric Car Industry

The “General Motors” group, the largest car producer in the United States, decided to modify its electric cars so that it can use the chargers of the American electric car maker, Tesla, after a similar decision by its competitor Ford Motor, which opens the door to converting the Tesla charger into a standard charger for the electric car industry in the United States. .

And Bloomberg News reported on Friday that Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors, broke the silence that has been going on for 7 months and announced the news with Elon Musk, CEO of Musk, via Twitter Space, and said that General Motors electric cars will be able to use 12,000 Tesla high-speed chargers. .

Tesla’s share price before the start of official trading today rose by 4.5%, while General Motors’ share rose by 3.3%. And with the three largest US car companies joining the use of Tesla chargers, the rest of the companies will be forced to join these standards.
The network of Tesla charging stations will begin receiving General Motors cars within the next year, and the cars will need an electric joint so that they can be connected to the charger. And from 2025, General Motors will produce its electric cars equipped to use Tesla chargers.