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    2027 Mercedes G 580 Electric Gains NACS Port and Longer Range●2027 Mercedes G 580 Electric Gets NACS and More Range — Here’s What Changed✉newsLifeAutos33 min ago

    The 2027 Mercedes-Benz G 580 electric SUV will add a North American Charging Standard (NACS) port, giving drivers direct access to Tesla's Supercharger network, along with improved driving range. The updates address two of the biggest criticisms of Mercedes' electric off-roader since its launch, as automakers across the industry continue shifting toward the NACS standard in the United States.

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    GK Software to Showcase Convenience and Fuel Tech at NACS 2026●“Miles Ahead” in Convenience and Fuel Technology: GK Software Showcases Its Industry-Leading Solutions at NACS 2026✉newsTechnology2 h ago

    GK Software announced it will present its convenience and fuel retail technology solutions at the NACS 2026 show, using a 'Miles Ahead' theme to promote its industry positioning. The company offers software for point-of-sale, fuel pricing and store operations used by retailers worldwide. The announcement was carried on Business Wire as a standard corporate press release.

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    Convenience Retail Group Previews Session on THC Beverages in Coolers▼Education Session Preview: THC's Place in the Cold Vault✉newsLifeEducation22 h ago

    NACS, the association for convenience retailers, is promoting an upcoming education session examining where THC-infused products, likely hemp-derived beverages, fit in store cold vaults alongside beer and other chilled drinks. The preview signals growing retailer interest in how cannabidiol and THC drinks should be merchandised, regulated and sold as the category expands across US stores.

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    EVDANCE launches NACS and J1772 EV charging extension cables●EVDANCE’s EV Charging Extension Cable now comes in NACS and J1772 versions✉newsLifeAutos22 h ago

    EVDANCE has expanded its EV charging extension cable line to cover both NACS and J1772 connector standards, letting electric vehicle owners extend their reach to chargers regardless of plug type. The move follows the industry's ongoing shift toward the NACS standard, with many drivers still using J1772 equipment and looking for flexible charging accessories that work across both systems.