In a major move towards improving electric vehicle access, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has agreed to open parts of the company’s charging network to all electric vehicle owners. This announcement was made today in a joint statement from the White House and Tesla, as part of President Biden’s plans to expand electric vehicle infrastructure.

The agreement will allow Tesla to open up to 7,500 charging stations by the end of 2024, in addition to the existing network of Superchargers. This will provide electric vehicle owners with greater access to charging stations, especially those in rural and underserved areas.

The Biden administration has also announced new rules that will require manufacturers to prioritize “Made in America” components for electric vehicle chargers. This is expected to have a major impact on Tesla’s charging network, which previously relied on components from overseas.

Tesla’s agreement to open its charging network is a major step forward for electric vehicle access in the United States. With this move, Tesla is helping to make electric vehicles more accessible to all, while also helping to reduce emissions and improve air quality.