The Latest Breaking News from NACs

A coalition of seven automakers including BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, and Stellantis are going double the number of EV chargers in North America.

With technological advancements and the growing demand for machinery and equipment across various industries, the industrial sector should exhibit strong resilience in the long term. Given this backdrop, let’s compare two industrial stocks, ChargePoint Holdings (CHPT) and EnerSys (ENS), to determine the better buy now….

Canadian charging network BC Hydro, which operates charging stations in British Columbia, is willing to add Tesla's NACS charging plugs to its infrastructure.

Mercedes-Benz announced today that will integrate North American Charging Standard (NACS) in its electric vehicle line-up in North America, starting in 2025.

Kentucky joined Texas and Washington as the third state that would like to see Tesla's NACS connectors alongside CCS1, at publicly-funded charging stations.

Nxu announced that its megawatt charging solution, called NxuOne, nears field testing, as the company leaves CharIN association, which works on the MCS.

Finnish electric motorcycle startup Verge Motorcycles announced plans to use Tesla's NACS charging standard on its bikes going forward as of June 2023.

The Volkswagen Group might be another electric vehicle manufacturer that will sign-up for Tesla's North American Charging Standard charging connector.

Electrify America, one of the largest EV fast charging networks in North America, announced that will add NACS connectors at its stations in the US and Canada.