Charging

Beginning in 2025, Lucid owners will be able to charge at Tesla Supercharger stations nationwide, and the brand will also begin to incorporate the NACS charging port into its vehicles during assembly the same year.

In 2025, Subaru will begin providing adapters that allow its existing EV owners to use Tesla’s Supercharger network.

The new networks are Red E, whose chargers are concentrated mostly around Michigan; Francis Energy, which operates primarily in Oklahoma; and Blink, a nationwide network.

Beginning in 2025, Toyota will make adapters available that allow existing customers to use Tesla’s charging network.

Beginning in early 2025, drivers of existing BMW, Mini, and Rolls-Royce electric vehicles will be able to use Tesla’s charging stations.

Beginning in the first quarter of 2025, the brands will make adapters available to their customers, allowing those with the existing Combined Charging System charge port to use Tesla chargers.

Check out our EV 101 videos for an in-depth look at charging details and costs, battery range and how EVs drive compared to gas-powered vehicles.

The HondaLink and Acura EV smartphone apps will be updated to include charging stations for both the EVgo and Electrify America nationwide networks of charging stations.

Hyundai announced it’s offering a complimentary ChargePoint Home Flex Level 2 charger and up to $600 off installation for its EV customers.

Jaguar says that EVs sold in North America beginning in 2025 will be built with a NACS plug.