Massachusetts’ Department of Transportation has announced plans to extend Tesla Supercharger access to non-Tesla electric vehicles at select service plazas, broadening charging options for EV drivers. The move follows a pilot program that demonstrated demand for open charging networks beyond Tesla’s proprietary system. While details on specific plazas and implementation timelines remain under review, the decision aligns with growing industry efforts to improve interoperability in electric vehicle infrastructure. This could ease range anxiety for drivers of other EV brands by providing a familiar charging experience at state-maintained rest stops.
MassDOT Expands Access to Tesla Superchargers for Non-Tesla Electric Vehicles at Service Plazas Miltontimes.com
