Stellantis 'Continues To Evaluate' Tesla NACS Charging Standard via insideevs.com
Other manufacturers often have a fleet of existing CCS1-compatible BEVs on the roads, and upcoming new models, which are scheduled for market launch in the next few years. Their engagement in BEVs is also stronger.
Nonetheless, Stellantis - through brands such as Chrysler, Jeep, or Ram, is kind of a local player in North America , which means that the adoption of NACS, following larger and more BEV-oriented competitors, would not surprise anyone. Our guess is that Stellantis will use NACS in its future BEVs, especially if NACS gains momentum in the wider EV industry, but might play undecided a bit to make sure that the NACS solution will become an open standard .
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