Chademo Wants to Create One-Size-Fits-All Power Norm
Katie Cordrey — March 16, 2010 — Autos
References: green.autoblog & electriccarsreport
Standardized and ubiquitous charging stations are a must if electric vehicles are to thrive, so a group of Japanese businesses including Toyota, Mitsubishi, Nissan, and Fuji Heavy Industries are joining with the Tokyo Electric Power Company to form CHAdeMO (Charge de Move). The goal of the coalition is to make available standardized EV charging stations so that any electric vehicle can use them.
CHAdeMO wants business and governments worldwide involved in the project for an EV outlet and voltage standard. With standardized charging, EVs have a much better chance of customer acceptance and success.
CHAdeMO wants business and governments worldwide involved in the project for an EV outlet and voltage standard. With standardized charging, EVs have a much better chance of customer acceptance and success.
Trend Themes
1. Standardized EV Charging Stations - Creating a universal standard for EV charging stations to improve convenience and accessibility.
2. Global Collaboration for EV Charging Standardization - Encouraging worldwide participation of businesses and governments to establish a universal EV outlet and voltage standard.
3. Enhanced Customer Acceptance of Evs - Increasing the likelihood of widespread adoption of electric vehicles through standardized charging infrastructure.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - Opportunity for automakers to collaborate and implement standardized charging solutions to accelerate EV adoption.
2. Energy - Potential for power companies to play a key role in the development and deployment of standardized EV charging stations.
3. Technology - Disruptive potential for technology companies to innovate and provide solutions for universal EV charging compatibility.
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