Tesla to open up global charging point network to all EV brands

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CEO Elon Musk confirms plans on Twitter to begin allowing access to rival EV brands at its US supercharger network later this year, with global network to follow suit

Tesla plans to open up its global charging network to allow rival brands of electric vehicles to power up their batteries in future, the company's CEO Elon Musk has confirmed. From later this year,...

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