"Tesla's Supercharger Network Opens to Ford and Other EVs, Creating New Revenue Opportunities"

Tesla has opened up its Supercharger network in North America to drivers of Ford and General Motors electric vehicles, marking a strategic shift for the company. This move is expected to yield significant financial benefits for Tesla, including from environmental credits and charging fees, potentially amounting to $6 billion to $12 billion a year by 2030. While Tesla may lose some customers to other brands, its loyal customer base and access to federal funding under President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act are seen as mitigating factors. The partnership with Ford and GM reflects a broader trend in the electric vehicle industry towards interoperability and collaboration.