The tweet is a sign of improving relationships between Biden and Musk, who previously complained about being ignored.
"In building our EV charging network, we have to ensure that as many chargers work for as many drivers as possible," Biden said in a tweet. "To that end, @elonmusk will open a big part of @Tesla's network up to all drivers. That's a big deal, and it'll make a big difference."
In response to the tweet, Musk said, "Thank you, Tesla is
happy to support other EVs via our Supercharger network."
By late 2024, Tesla will open 7,500 new and existing
Superchargers and Destination Chargers, the Biden administration
said on Wednesday. The administration is set to spend $7.5
billion on expanding charging infrastructure and jump-start the
adoption of electric vehicles.
(Reporting by Dan Whitcomb in Los Angeles, Kanishka Singh in
Washington and Hyunjoo Jin in San Francisco
Editing by Matthew Lewis)
