Verdict: True
It is no secret that Tesla has the largest network of charging stations across the country, and as a big name luxury brand, it would be easy to assume they don't play well with others.
It is no secret that Tesla has the largest network of charging stations across the country, and as a big name luxury brand, it would be easy to assume they don't play well with others. But in truth, Tesla has always claimed to desire opening its Supercharger network for any and every EV out there, and many brands are already taking advantage. The network includes three different types of chargers, including one type that is exclusive to Tesla. The second type is designed to charge any EV as long as you have a Magic Dock adapter. The third are NACS Superchargers, which can either be accessed through an adapter that many other brands are already handing out or by NACS-equipped vehicles, which are also starting to roll out. These are the brands currently capable of accessing NACS Superchargers: Ford, General Motors, Hyundai, Kia, Lucid, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Polestar, Rivian and Volvo.
Most charging happens at home overnight. Here is how the common home chargers stack up.
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