All electric vehicles in North America (with the exception of Teslas) use the same connector for Level 1 and Level 2 charging (called J1772 or the “J-Plug”), while there are currently three different standards in use for Level 3 charging. All other manufacturers use the Combined Charging System, CCS, or “Combo” plug, while Tesla uses its own proprietary plug and Nissan and Mitsubishi use the Asian standard called CHAdeMO. Nissan, however, has just announced that starting in 2021, all of their new electric vehicles sold in North America and Europe will use the Combo plug for Level 3 charging.