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It's ridiculous that we're only now talking about standards for electric cars (by the way, for this example, legacy manufacturers already use OBDII in their EV so it's more a "Why Tesla don't use OBDII like everyone else?" question), that should have been done as soon as they started getting popular. Sit down the manufacturers and the government together and come to an agreement on a standard for diagnostics and to charge the car, don't wait over a decade to finally do it!
The latest connector for obd2 was standardized around 1997. Gas vehicles existed long before that.
So because we made the mistake once we need to do it again?
That "mistake" is how the world works. Pretending otherwise is ignorant.
Saying something is ridiculous is the same as pretending it's not how things work?