It looks like Tesla may finally be getting some praise from the United States government. Well, privately at least.
As reported by InsideEVs, the Biden administration has been courting Elon Musk in hopes that Tesla will open up its supercharger charging network to electric vehicles from all brands. According to the report, multiple members of the administration have met with Musk to convince the Tesla CEO to do so.
According to Teslarati, Musk met John Podesta and Mitch Landrieu to talk about the potential for opening the network. There are still few verifiable details from the meeting, but The Washington Post reported that the Biden Administration hopes to convince Musk to allow other EV manufacturers access to the network, which is interesting since this could be seen as different than allowing individual EV owners access.
