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How The Ford Supercharger/NACS Deal Went Down

17 Mar 2024 | Abstracted from CleanTechnica

"Ford knew that there wasn't a good chance of a successful EV transition relying on existing CCS networks...Farley said the moment he realized he had to do this was when he took a trip to Lake Tahoe with his kids in an F-150 Lightning...the whole family was experiencing anxiety and the truck almost didn’t make it back to Monterey...the data kept looking worse and worse for CCS networks.."

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