Surely at this point every manufacturer has to be in "talks". I don't think any of them want to be seen as the last one standing supporting the "dead" standard.
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I wonder how this transition to NACS will affect the resale value of older models with CCS connectors. I know adaptors are readily available, but car buyers can be quite the fickle bunch.