Will Electric Vehicles Face Another Standards War?

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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?
 
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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