Tesla has allowed GM's electric vehicles to access its Supercharger Network, marking significant collaboration between major EV manufacturers and enhancing charging convenience for GM's customers.
GM confirmed that only the Chevrolet Spark will not be compatible with Tesla Superchargers, highlighting a shift away from smaller vehicles as SUVs gain popularity.
The Spark, with a low base price of under $13,000, saw plummeting sales in 2017, leading GM to discontinue production amid rising demand for SUVs.
All GM electric vehicles require a GM-approved NACS adapter to utilize Tesla's Supercharger Network, with rollout for U.S. customers occurring first.
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