Tesla's Charging Standard Poised to Dominate as Auto Industry and Regulation Adopt Technology

SAE International and other auto manufacturers are adopting Tesla's proprietary charging technology and connector.
Volvo becomes the first major automaker outside of the US to announce support for Tesla's charging standard and access to the Supercharger network.
Stellantis launches new charging and energy business but does not specify if it will use Tesla's connector, risking compatibility issues for customers.
ChargePoint and other charging networks announce retrofits to add Tesla's connector, allowing for more convenient public charging.
The transition to Tesla's standard may make the CCS standard obsolete, giving Tesla more control over charging infrastructure.