Aug. 6 at 3:56 AM
$EVGO $TSLA Earlier this year, Tesla opened up its "Supercharger for Business" offering, which lets companies buy Superchargers and white-label them. Even before that, BP Pulse ordered a batch of Superchargers to install as part of its own network. In this case, the Superchargers will be owned by EVgo, which will also set the pricing. But the hardware will be operated and maintained by Tesla.
EVgo is installing Tesla's V4 Superchargers, which are capable of 500 kW charge speeds and 1,000 volts. That means they should play nice with the growing number of 800-volt EVs, like the BMW iX3. They'll work with both Teslas and non-Tesla vehicles, and with both CCS- and NACS-equipped EVs. The chargers will be equipped with Tesla's Magic Dock system, which is essentially a built-in NACS-to-CCS adapter.
EVgo says its Superchargers will have longer charging cables, so all vehicles can easily charge, regardless of port location.
https://insideevs.com/news/803934/evgo-tesla-superchargers-v4/
