Chris Randall – electrive.com

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Stellantis will also be using Tesla's fast-charging system in North America. That means that all of the "Big Three" in the US car industry will use NACS - and all partners of the operating company of the new Ionna fast-charging network are now also using the charging standard developed by Tesla. However, Stellantis will not be using Tesla's Supercharger.

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