"Tesla's Supercharger Network: Opening to Ford and Other EVs for Profitable Partnerships"

Tesla's decision to open its Supercharger network to other automakers is not only a strategic move for EV adoption, but also a smart business decision. By charging non-Tesla EV owners a 30% premium per kWh of charging at Superchargers, Tesla is offering a $13 per month Supercharging membership to align their charging costs with Tesla owners. With the potential to sell memberships to as many as 1 million EVs in North America alone, Tesla could generate over $1 billion a year in revenue from non-Tesla EVs using the Supercharger network by the end of the decade, contributing to a projected $10 billion annual business by 2030.