Tesla Allows EV Competitors To Use Its Charging Network, Boosting Biden's Infrastructure Plan

Ford and GM will offer Tesla's fast-charging standard starting in 2024 to address issues with the U.S. public charging network.
The Biden administration will subsidize Tesla charging stations that also include the U.S. standard to persuade Tesla to support the Combined Charging System.
Major charging networks Blink, ChargePoint and Tritium will start offering Tesla's connector, allowing more EVs to use Tesla's network.
GM and Ford are adopting Tesla's smaller, lighter North American Charging Standard connector over the bulkier Combined Charging System.
Tesla's revenue from its charging network is projected to reach nearly $10 billion in 2032 as more EVs use the network.