Everybody will. It's the new standard connection in north america. They don't really have the choice so the sooner ther better.
this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2023
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So is my Bolt gonna be harder to charge on roadtrips in the near future if everyone is going this way?
Adaptors.
Oh god, not more dongles...
A necessary part of reaching a universal standard.
Honestly not a big issue. The vast adoption of the standard is going to make it much easier to find charge points as they will always be compatible. This is a good step in the wide adoption of ev's. It was bound to happen anyway.
This forum thread might be helpful for you: https://www.chevybolt.org/threads/demystifying-the-transition-to-nacs.51322/
Helpful. Thanks!
Using Ultium probably required the switch. GM isn't going to be installing one connector for their vehicles and a different connector for these Hondas. At this point everyone needs to just switch and be done with this nonsense. No reason to prolong the confusion.