rconti a year ago

Damn, ouch. Seems crazy that they're now in the position of breaking supercharger compatibility with existing cars.

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  • theluketaylor a year ago

    No compatibility break as far as I know. I believe V3 superchargers speak CCS to 2019 and newer cars and fallback to the older Tesla-proprietary communication if necessary.

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    • bryanlarsen a year ago

      Sure, but some Tesla owners are going to be surprised when they pull up to a third party charger with a Tesla plug that doesn't work on their car even though it plugs in.

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      • maxerickson a year ago

        Only ~once.

        A little bit of pain when there aren't that many vehicles is fine if it makes things quite a lot better going forward.

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    • rconti a year ago

      ah, gotcha. Yeah, I can live with broken compatibility with just the newer non-Tesla chargers, especially if the upgrade is as cheap as folks here are saying.

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