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More than 96% of drivers completed a successful charge on the Tesla Supercharger network, versus less than 79% on other networks, according to recent data tallied by J.D. Power.
Consumer adoption of EVs has been limited because of a justified concern about the availability and reliability of public chargers. By adopting Tesla’s EV charging network, which is the largest and most reliable network in the country, Ford and GM are clearly focused on alleviating customer concerns about public charging and hoping that this move can justify the $billions they are spending on EV manufacturing infrastructure.
There's a reason beyond number of available stations that explains why Ford, GM, and others are adopting Tesla's charging infrastructure.
21.6 percent of EV drivers using non-Tesla charging stations couldn't get any electricity.
Tesla’s Supercharger network is simply the largest and most reliable fast charging network in the United States, with almost 19,500 ports available countrywide.