This new charger lets all EVs plug in without an adapter

The Omni Port has a Tesla-style J3400 plug as well as a CCS1 plug.

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FYI, there are 23 countries in North America. I know that is a difficult fact for people from the USA to realize though given that they are the self-proclaimed center of the universe. I did think that Ars readers were more knowledgeable than the typical American though.

Canada has similar stats to the U.S., Mexico has very low market share of EVs, and the other nations have both low EV market share and small populations. So we’re still at maybe in recent months Tesla lost the majority share of EVs continent-wide, but only just barely.

 

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I'm fairness, after 80,000 miles I've never needed to use "anything but a Tesla charging station". They're ubiquitous and very reliable, which is driving the switch to NACS in the first place.

I have needed them twice now: to drive up the Acadian shore in NB rather than following the TCH through the St John valley, and just last weekend the closest supercharger wouldn’t have let me get enough charge to get to the canoe rental, drive to the put-in point with a canoe on my head, and back — but the rental spot had 24 kW CCS, and there was faster on the way back to the supercharger.

I also try to use non-Tesla chargers just out of principle, but that’s not a need. Last time I used a supercharger was in the spring when I couldn’t figure out how to get the NY thruway chargers to work.