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Federal Circuit courtroom scene depicting judges upholding Charge Fusion's EV charger patent against Tesla's failed challenge.
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Federal Circuit upholds EV charger patent against Tesla challenge

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A split panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has affirmed a decision upholding the validity of Charge Fusion Technologies' electric vehicle charging patent, rejecting Tesla's appeal. The ruling supports the Patent Trial and Appeal Board's finding that Tesla failed to prove the claims unpatentable. The patent is also at issue in a related infringement lawsuit against Tesla.

Tesla has deployed its initial Folding Unit V4 Supercharger in Europe. The pre-assembled unit aims to speed up network expansion across the continent.

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The Linux Foundation announced the release of EVerest 2026.02.0, the first long-term support version for its open electric vehicle charging firmware stack. This update aims to enhance stability and encourage wider adoption in the EV sector.

Tesla has announced a new Supercharger station in Durant, Oklahoma, operated by Francis Energy. The facility features four stalls to support electric vehicle charging. This addition expands Tesla's charging infrastructure in the region.

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Tesla has introduced a newly redesigned DC fast-charging adapter that converts CCS1 to NACS and now fits the charging port of the Cybertruck. This update aims to enhance compatibility for the electric pickup truck. The release was announced on January 26, 2026.

Certain electric vehicles from Ford and Tesla use lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) batteries, which require different charging habits than typical nickel-manganese-cobalt (NMC) types. Automakers recommend periodically charging these LFP batteries to full capacity to calibrate the battery management system. This practice helps maintain accuracy and longevity, despite some studies suggesting potential long-term risks.

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Tesla has rapidly expanded its Wall Connector for Business program, with more than 158 new sites coming online globally since early November, adding over 1,250 charging plugs at commercial locations. These installations, funded by businesses themselves, aim to attract EV drivers and potentially generate revenue for property owners. The chargers are compatible with Tesla vehicles and other EVs, broadening access to public charging infrastructure.

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