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Despite a long-awaited announcement from Elon Musk last year promising that Tesla would open its Supercharger network to other EV makers, progress has been slow. That delay persists amid lingering questions about software updates and the availability of the necessary hardware, especially adapters. Tesla's charging network, which boasts nearly 30,000 fast-charging spots across North America, is still largely exclusive to Tesla owners. That exclusivity continues more than a year after Tesla initially promised to expand access, attributed in part to technical delays and a shortage of adapter production. Industry observers speculate that Musk may have reservations about granting access to…