Nissan has reached an agreement with Tesla to adopt North American charging standards from 2025.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of the clues about the past and the trumpet of a salted fish. CTOnews.com, July 19 (Xinhua)-- Nissan announced an agreement with Tesla on July 19 to adopt the North American charging Standard (NACS) from 2025, which aims to provide Nissan owners with more options for charging their electric vehicles.

CTOnews.com learned officially that from 2024, Nissan will provide NACS charging adapters for Ariya models, which are currently equipped with CCS1 adapters for fast DC charging, which will enable car owners to connect the charging port of the vehicle to the NACS plug on the compatible charger.

Starting in 2025, Nissan will begin supplying electric vehicles with NACS ports for the US and Canadian markets, which will significantly increase the number of public fast charging sites that can charge Nissan electric vehicles.

As part of its ambition for 2030, Nissan aims to make more than 40% of its u.s. car sales purely electric by 2030, and even more.