Will Electric Vehicles Face Another Standards War?

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Electric vehicles are facing a potential standards war with at least three competing connection standards: JEVS G 105-1993, IEC 61851, and SAE J1772. JEVS is a Japanese standard developed by a consortium of Japanese automakers and Tokyo Electric Power Co., while IEC represents international standards applicable globally. SAE J1772 is primarily used in the Americas. The presence of multiple standards could lead to significant waste of resources and money as the industry navigates these competing frameworks. The discussion highlights the ongoing challenges in establishing unified standards for emerging technologies like electric vehicles.
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Every time we get new technology we seem to suffer a huge amount of waste of money and resources on competing standards.

The latest to appear is the connection for Electric Vehicles.

There are (at least) three such standards

JEVS G 105-1993

IEC 61851

SAE J1772
 
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Studiot said:
Every time we get new technology we seem to suffer a huge amount of waste of money and resources on competing standards.

The latest to appear is the connection for Electric Vehicles.

There are (at least) three such standards

JEVS G 105-1993

IEC 61851

SAE J1772

I'm guessing SAE is in the Americas, IEC is in the EU, ... where is JEVS from?
 
Nearly.


SAC has nothing to do with the FBI, SAC = Society of Automotive Engineers (America)

Edit: should have been SAE, but it sounds better that way than stamped addressed envelope.
Thanks Berkeman - good catch.


JEVS = Japan electric vehicle standard ( a consortium of japanese auto manufacturers in consortium with Tokoyo Electric Power Co)

IEC = Intenational Electrotechnical Commision ( rest of the world)
 
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That seems to the be common standards division (e.g. cellular): EU, US, Japan
 
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