“An adapter will be available to enable Rivian’s award-winning R1T and R1S to charge on the Supercharger network as early as spring 2024. Rivian will incorporate North American Charging Standard (NACS) charge ports as standard in future R1 vehicles starting in 2025, as well as in its upcoming R2 platform.”

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    I have no doubt now that NACS will be the standard going forward in NA instead of CCS1.

    Pretty crazy than in less a month so many companies have announced adoption

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      Reminds me of the Bluray vs. HD-DVD wars (or even Beta and VHS if you want to go further back).

      When Bluray finally announced their killing blow to HD-DVD in 2008, it literally took 1 day for the scales to tip for the final time.

      Much like this time, Bluray / HD-DVD was based not entirely on technology (both formats had many technological similarities), but on licensing to other companies. Interesting.

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        1 year ago

        If you’re using the two next gen DVD standards as a metaphor, can you tell me the technological benefits CCS1 has over NACS?