On Wednesday, local time, Tesla held a conference call on the company's latest quarterly earnings report. When asked whether Tesla's super charging network supports other car manufacturers to settle down in the future, CEO Elon· Musk gave a surprising answer. This is not a walled garden. . Musk said that he is open to other electric vehicle manufacturers, that is, allowing them to use Tesla's super charging piles. However, these manufacturers will need to adopt Tesla's plug standard or install adapters in the car. Obviously, for some electric vehicle start-ups, this will be a groundbreaking method, and companies such as LucidMotors, FaradayFuture and EVelozcity will quickly gain a competitive advantage in the market in this way. Although Tesla's super charging pile is not the only DC fast charging player in the United States, with the continuous deployment of super charging piles and their infrastructure, its brand recognition can not be underestimated.