Massachusetts has launched 32 new Tesla Supercharger stations, expanding fast-charging access for electric vehicle owners across the state. However, these chargers are not universally available—only Tesla vehicles equipped with the company’s proprietary charging adapter can use them. The move highlights the growing but still fragmented infrastructure for electric vehicles, as non-Tesla drivers may face limitations at these new stations. The decision underscores ongoing debates about open charging standards in the EV industry.
Massachusetts Opens 32 Tesla Chargers, but Not to Every EV deeparrival.com
