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Truck-as-a-Service Market 2023-2027 | Transportation Industry’s Digital Revolution to Boost Market Growth | Technavio

NEW YORK, June 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — According to projections, the market size for truck-as-a-service will grow by USD 18,499.77 million. The transportation industry’s digital revolution is one of the factors driving the market for truck-as-a-service. Other factors such as growth of IoT adoption in trucking is expected to increase demand. Between 2022 and 2027, the market for truck-as-a-service market is… Continue reading Truck-as-a-Service Market 2023-2027 | Transportation Industry’s Digital Revolution to Boost Market Growth | Technavio

SAE is standardizing NACS – making it less dependent on Tesla

SAE International announced that it is starting the process to officially standardize the North American Charging Standard (NACS), which should make the connector less dependent on Tesla. In November 2022, Tesla announced that it was opening its proprietary connector as a charging standard to be adopted in North America. The company named it North American… Continue reading SAE is standardizing NACS – making it less dependent on Tesla

Volvo joins Tesla’s NACS, will adopt the connector on future EVs

Volvo announced that it will adopt Tesla’s NACS connector on future electric vehicles starting in 2025 and for existing Volvo EVs with an adapter coming next year. The Swedish automaker becomes the latest electric automaker to adopt the standard for its electric vehicles in North America, following the announcements from Ford, GM, and Rivian, in… Continue reading Volvo joins Tesla’s NACS, will adopt the connector on future EVs

Volvo just became the latest EV maker to move to Tesla’s charging standard

Volvo EX30, a small electric crossover SUV, is expected to arrive in the U.S. next year. Courtesy: Volvo Swedish automaker Volvo Cars said Tuesday that it has signed a deal with Tesla that will allow drivers of its electric vehicles to charge at about 12,000 Tesla charging stations in North America starting next year. Under… Continue reading Volvo just became the latest EV maker to move to Tesla’s charging standard

Auto group’s move pushes Tesla EV charger closer to becoming the industry standard

Detroit — A key U.S. automotive industry organization says it will set performance standards for Tesla’s electric vehicle charging cords in another move toward using the Tesla plug on all EVs. The move Tuesday by SAE International, formerly the Society of Automotive Engineers, comes just weeks after Ford, General Motors and Rivian said they would… Continue reading Auto group’s move pushes Tesla EV charger closer to becoming the industry standard

Volvo EVs to now have access to Tesla superchargers

Earlier this month, California-based EV maker Rivian Automotive Inc and General Motors said they would adopt the charging design, following Ford’s announcement last month. Swedish carmaker Volvo Cars said on Tuesday it had signed an agreement with Tesla to give its electric vehicles (EVs) access to the EV maker’s Supercharger network in the United States,… Continue reading Volvo EVs to now have access to Tesla superchargers

Volvo’s upcoming EVs join the Tesla Supercharger bandwagon

/ Volvo is the fourth big-name automaker to announce support for Tesla’s NACS EV charging connector after Ford, GM, and Rivian. By Umar Shakir, a news writer fond of the electric vehicle lifestyle and things that plug in via USB-C. He spent over 15 years in IT support before joining The Verge. Share this story… Continue reading Volvo’s upcoming EVs join the Tesla Supercharger bandwagon

Tesla charging technology put on fast track to become US standard

June 27 (Reuters) – Tesla’s (TSLA.O) electric-vehicle charging technology is being put on a fast track to become a U.S. standard, the automotive industry group of engineers that reviews standards said on Tuesday. Tesla’s charging technology has been gathering momentum for weeks. Volvo on Tuesday joined General Motors (GM.N), Ford (F.N) and Rivian (RIVN.O) in… Continue reading Tesla charging technology put on fast track to become US standard