SAE Will Standardize The Tesla-Developed NACS Charging Connector

SAE Will Standardize The Tesla-Developed NACS Charging Connector via InsideEVs

This important decision follows the switch from the SAE J1772 Combo charging standard in North America to NACS, announced by Ford, General Motors, Rivian and most recently Volvo, as well as a double-digit number of other companies ,"The global engineering organization that engages nearly 200,000 engineers, technical experts and volunteers said in a press release that it will work to help with deployment of the NACS connector, an alternative to the longstanding SAE J1772 Combined Charging...

SAE and the entire EV industry must now gather to complete the standardization process as soon as possible, which will allow any company to access the documentation and use, manufacture, or deploy NACS .

It's worth noting that the NACS standardization will be one of the priorities, alongside cybersecurity for charging infrastructure and reliability of charging infrastructure.

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