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The biden administration striking a deal with the V companies
to open up their charging stations for broader use.
The administration unveiling new measures today to address
the lack of access to every chargers,
especially on long haul trips,
does include commitments from companies like Tesla
and General Motors with the goal of
building out an interoperable framework of private
charging stations to complement government once.
So for example,
Tesla committing to the compatibility of 75 500 of its chargers for an E.
V driver to use by 2024.
That includes thousands of superchargers,
which can charge a Tesla up to 200 miles and 15 minutes
hurts and B. P.
Working on an interoperable network of stations
mostly at airports for renters of cars,
those electric vehicles,
while GM pilot company and Evie Go are partnering on a network
collectively of fast chargers at existing pilot and flying J roadside stops.
Well in total,
the biden administration promising half a million eV chargers by 2030
from the government was part of biden's 2021 bipartisan infrastructure law,
allotting $7.5 billion towards Evie charging efforts.
Well,
a lack of charging infrastructure has been a main concern
for many drivers considering the move to an E.
V.
So today's plans could have put prospective buyers at ease