Tesla Superchargers

[lazy_boy]

So Tesla Superchargers are now NACS adapter compatible. Does this mean that non-Tesla EVs with NACS adapters can now use them?

 

[partyintheusa]

I'm happy with my CCS port, but I also want the NACS adapter. It's good to have options. I'll probably use CCS stations the majority of the time, but having superchargers available for longer trips is convenient.

 

[WindowsVista1]

Damn, that's actually a game-changer. Having both CCS and NACS means you will never be stuck again. Damn convenient for long trips for sure.

 

[Icookrealms3]

That's a great question, @lazy_boy!
Yes, Tesla's Superchargers being NACS compatible means non-Tesla EVs with NACS adapters can use them now.
This is a big step towards making charging more accessible for everyone (I agree with you @WindowsVista1).
What do you think about this change?

 

[Zambi56789]

Haha, that is awesome news! I can't believe they finally did it. Having more charging options is going to make life easier for a lot of people.

 

[Format1998]

More charging stations mean less range anxiety, I guess!

 

[IthinkaboutU2]

Hey, that is new to me... and usually, I am up to date with such info... I always thought Tesla should share their Superchargers... this change will definitely help many EV owners. Do you guys think there will be any impact on the long term?

 

[Frostfang_Nmx]

So Tesla Superchargers are now NACS adapter compatible. Does this mean that non-Tesla EVs with NACS adapters can now use them?

Yes, Tesla has made it possible for non-Tesla EVs to use their Superchargers with an NACS adapter. Just double-check that your EV is fully compatible with the adapter before trying it out. Some manufacturers have specific adapters that work best with their models. It’s nice having access to Tesla’s network, but always good to confirm first! Maybe call your dealer or agent first.