According to shareholder letters, Rivian plans to allow charging of electric vehicles of other brands in the second half of the year.

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    8 months ago

    this is why leaving infrastructure to private manufacturers is insane.

    standardize this shit.

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      8 months ago

      Well that’s ironic, because it is being left to private manufacturers, and they are moving towards interoperability anyways

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        8 months ago

        the are allowing it because they dragged us along until they noticed they don’t have a choice now. its important to realize they can always rescind it when they feel like enshittifying.

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          8 months ago

          Right. Occasionally, regulation can speed up an industry by preventing this kind of thing. If that had happened, however, we would likely be stuck with the bulkier CCS chargers.

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            8 months ago

            its about interoperability and fairness. speeding it up is a nice bonus.

            how bulky chargers are is irrelevant. forcing manufactirers to standardize and interoperate is the point.

            i said nothing about how it should be regulated, only who should be managing the system. letting corpos do whatever they want is never the answer.