The Latest Breaking News from nonTesla

Electric vehicle leader Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) has its own charging network of Tesla Superchargers worldwide. The company has slowly been opening up access to the charging stations to other electric vehicles outside the U.S. and preparing to launch more options in the U.S.

New car registration numbers from the US reveal positive news as all-electric car sales increase quickly, which translates to a higher market share.

Tesla announced an expansion of its Non-Tesla Supercharger Pilot program to several more countries in Europe.

According to Experian's registration data for Q1 2022, Hyundai Motor Group has become the second biggest BEV player after Tesla in the US.

A big change is coming to the Tesla Supercharging network in the US (and in North America, in general), as the chargers will be opened up to non-Tesla EVs.

Tesla has opened more Supercharging stations for non-Tesla electric vehicles in Norway, which is another step to making the network available for the general public.

Tesla lost grants to rivals even though it only applied for minimal funding, and its Supercharger stations cost 1/5th of the competition to deploy.