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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Get a 2025 Mach-E. My understanding is that they will support the Tesla supercharger network. Other chargers only seem to be working 50% of the time when you find them.[/quote] Just about every other manufacturer has signed a deal for their cars to get access to the Tesla network in the next year or two, there’s almost no reason to worry about this anymore. If you have home charging, especially, you’ll be fine. We take our non-Tesla EV on multiple long road trips every year; it takes a bit of advance planning, but as new chargers get built out, that gets easier and easier. And VW, which makes our car, is one of the last Tesla rivals to sign with the Supercharger network, but they’ll still have access by sometime in 2025. [/quote]can you use all superchargers or just some? [/quote] It'll be all once they join the network. Right now, Fords and Rivians can use any Supercharger (they need an adapter that I think the manufacturers are providing or selling). VWs and others can only use the small number of stations that have the "magic dock" cable to connect to non-Tesla cars. [/quote]
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