As reported by Business Insider: Elon Musk has said repeatedly he wants to “do something controversial” with Tesla's collection of electric car patents, but he finally offered specifics at the UK launch of his Tesla Model S on Sunday.
The Tesla Motors CEO said he would like to open up the designs for his Supercharger systems — the free fast-charging stations designed to quickly refuel Tesla’s electric cars — to create a standard for other car makers to use.
The Tesla Motors CEO said he would like to open up the designs for his Supercharger systems — the free fast-charging stations designed to quickly refuel Tesla’s electric cars — to create a standard for other car makers to use.
Musk has previously said he didn't want Superchargers to
become a “walled garden.” The only way to guarantee that from happening
is to help electric car makers integrate their own designs with Tesla’s proven configuration.
We’ve reached out to Tesla Motors for comment. We’ll update this story as soon as we learn more.
If Musk indeed shares the blueprints for his Superchargers
with the greater community, it wouldn’t be the first time the PayPal
founder has given away an idea to spur interest and development of a new
technology.
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