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As R2 approaches with native NACS, it’s important Rivian continues retrofitting the Adventure Network to NACS. For now it makes sense that most stalls remain CCS1 since the majority of Rivians on the road still use CCS and many CCS public chargers remain less reliable. I think this balance...

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