The NACS-to-CCS adapter lets these vehicles plug into over 23,500 Tesla Superchargers nationwide. It’s the only adapter Honda has tested and approved for safe use with its EVs. The adapter costs $225 USD and is available through Honda and Acura dealers or online at the Honda DreamShop.
To charge at a Tesla station, drivers will still need the Tesla app for now. Honda says it’s working on making charging easier in the future by integrating this with its own apps and adding “plug-and-charge” functionality.
Drivers can also use their car’s built-in Google Maps to find Supercharger locations.
This move is part of Honda’s plan to make charging easier for its EV customers. By 2030, the company says Honda and Acura drivers will have access to around 100,000 fast-charging points across North America, including networks like Tesla, EVgo, and the upcoming IONNA network.
Honda and Acura electric vehicle owners in Canada can now tap into Tesla’s vast Supercharger network, marking a major expansion of cross-brand charging access in North America. As announced by Honda this week, owners of the Honda Prologue and Acura ZDX can now charge at more than 25,000 Tesla Supercharger stations across North America using […]
Honda has announced the upcoming launch of its all-new 2024 Prologue, the brand’s first all-electric SUV, set to arrive in dealerships in March. The Prologue stands out with a best-in-class standard EPA range rating of 296 miles on a full charge, blending Honda’s renowned fun-to-drive dynamics with advanced technology and spacious interiors. The 2024 Honda […]
Today, Honda unveiled the “Honda 0 Series” EV concepts at CES 2024, a new lineup of global electric vehicles set to launch in 2026. Two concept models were unveiled, the Saloon and the Space-Hub. The Saloon concept is scheduled to hit the North American market in 2026, followed by releases in other global regions. The […]
