Tesla has reached an agreement to allow electric vehicles from other manufacturers to access its charging network along major highways in Massachusetts, including the Mass. Turnpike and Interstate 95. The move marks a significant shift in Tesla’s charging policy, which previously restricted access to its proprietary network. This decision could expand charging options for EV drivers traveling through the region, addressing a key barrier to wider adoption. The agreement highlights growing industry collaboration as electric vehicle infrastructure continues to develop.
Tesla agrees to let other EVs use its chargers on Mass. Turnpike, I-95 The Boston Globe
