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I don't know how it is in the US but there is no one standard charging port here in Europe.

CCS2 is mandatory in europe

I don't drive a RV, I just charge my campers batteries sometimes. I have 3 different connector cables from the common connectors I found in Switzerland, France and Italy only.

Are you talking about shore power? Because that has nothing to do with EV charging.

No.

Then what are you talking about?

We are talking about electric vehicle charging, as in, cars that have electric motors and are powered by a battery.

In my area according to Google maps I see J1772, CCS1, CCS2, Typ 2, CHAdeMO, NACS next to schuko (landline) (in Austria right now).

As said not all stations provide all the standards, not every station has CCS2, hence why I carry multiple cable adapters. That's all I know really. As said I don't drive an electric car.

I think you confused everyone by saying RV instead of EV previously.

Google Maps is misleading, as two of those are not approved in Europe, and two others are synonyms.

It's still unclear what you are talking about. Either way, the point still stands, all legal charging station in the EU have CCS cables.

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