Recently, a group of the world's leading automotive companies has announced their intention to join the high-speed electric charging network developed and implemented by Tesla in the United States and Canada over the past decade.

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To fully benefit from this comprehensive and advanced network, modifications to the charging ports in electric vehicles are required, along with the installation of new charging ports that are compatible with this network. Although this process is complex, the anticipated benefits justify the extra effort.

For this reason, major companies such as General Motors, Ford, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Hyundai, Kia, and others have decided to modify the charging ports in their electric vehicles and equip them with charging ports compatible with the Tesla platform over the next two years. This initiative aims to enable their vehicles to make full and efficient use of the charging networks provided by Tesla.

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As for Japanese companies, Nissan was the first Japanese automaker to announce its intention to join this global initiative and commit to equipping its electric vehicles with charging ports compatible with Tesla's technology. In this context, Honda has recently joined this trend and officially announced its intention to implement similar measures starting in 2025.

This step reflects the exceptional success of the charging network established by Tesla over the years in various roads and cities in the United States and Canada. It also demonstrates the readiness of global automotive companies to join this network and recognize its importance to their customers.

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