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Any significant differences in charging experience? Can you use Tesla Supercharging network?
by bekantan 2y ago
Any significant differences in charging experience? Can you use Tesla Supercharging network?
- thomspoon 2y agoAFAIK newer ones come with the NACS charger, older ones you have to buy the adapter
- coldpie 2y ago2025 Ioniq 5s have the NACS port (only in NA markets, obviously). I don't think the 2025 Ioniq 6s do, though they probably will for the next model year. Like you said, CCS-equipped cars can use the Tesla network with a NACS-to-CCS adapter.
- SideburnsOfDoom 2y agoThe article is about Europe, which has standardised on CCS2 charging. Including since 2018, Tesla. None come with NACS. So European Teslas and Hyundai's have used the same plug since then. AFAIK, many UK and EU Tesla superchargers are open to other cars. ( https://www.carwow.co.uk/editorial/going-electric/ev-charging/can-non-tesla-cars-use-tesla-superchargers https://www.carwow.co.uk/editorial/going-electric/ev-chargin... )
- bbatha 2y agoThey say that the NACs adapter will be free to existing customers, but have not made any details aside from "2025" available yet.
- sudosysgen 2y agoYou can use the Tesla network, in some markets they are even giving out free NACS adapters for older cars that aren't already NACS.
- verdverm 2y agoI6 has the 800V architecture, 20-80% in under 20m Hyundai has an EV platform that is shared across a number of models. Sandy Munroe has a video on it and why he thinks it is a great idea