Biden admin. dangles $7.5B Tesla subsidy if Musk unlocks Supercharging network
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has previously expressed openness to the idea of accommodating electric vehicles from other companies at their charging stations
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Tesla founder Elon Musk could miss out on a major windfall if the company keeps its electric charging stations exclusive.
President Biden's Department of Transportation is set to offer $7.5 billion in subsidies aimed at propagating electric vehicle charging facilities nationwide, Reuters reports, citing administration officials.
A Tesla vehicle is charged at a Tesla supercharging station in Kettleman City, California, Jan. 25, 2023. (REUTERS/Mike Blake / Reuters Photos)
The Department of Transportation intends to require beneficiaries of the massive subsidy package to conform to Combined Charging System (CCS) standards.
| Ticker | Security | Last | Change | Change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TSLA | TESLA INC. | 170.18 | +8.05 | +4.97% |
The CCS provides a standard for electric vehicles from different companies and brands worldwide, including Ford, Hyundai, Honda, General Motors and more.
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A Nissan Leaf electric car being charged in London, Friday March 5, 2021. (John Walton/PA Images via Getty Images / Getty Images)
Tesla currently operates a proprietary charging system that keeps its approximately 40,000 charging stations exclusive to the company and its consumers.
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Musk has previously expressed openness to the idea of opening access to Tesla charging stations to the wider market.