tracking automaker nacs adoption in NA

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Aptara 11/11/22
Ford 5/25/23
GM 6/8/23
Rivian 6/20/23
Volvo 6/27/23
Polestar 6/29/23

 

[Soul Surfer]

Aptara 11/11/22
Ford 5/25/23
GM 6/8/23
Rivian 6/20/23
Volvo 6/27/23
Polestar 6/29/23

Did you mean Aptera?

 

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Did you mean Aptera?

Lol yes

 

[MLXXXp]

Tesla NACS Charger Adoption Tracker

 

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7/7/23 Mercedes Benz

 

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7/19/23 Nissan

 

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Still missing from this list: Hundai, Stellantis, VW are all reportedly in talks with Tesla to also adopt NACS and gain supercharger access.
That leaves I think just Toyota, Honda, Mazda and BMW among major manufacturers for US sales (so excluding makes like Renault and Suzuki, and Chinese brands). Am I missing anyone?

Edit: Mitsubishi? Are they even making any EVs?

 

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8/15/23 Fisker

 

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8/18/23 Honda/Acura

 

[KJD]

Hyundai Motor to adopt Tesla EV-charging standard from 2024 in US

The South Korean automaker's new EVs will come exclusively with a NACS port starting in the fourth quarter in 2024 in the United States and in the first half of 2025 in Canada, Hyundai Motor said in a statement.

 

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List of major players still not announced is getting short. Stellantis, Volkswagon, Toyota, Mazda, BMW.
Also will be interesting to see if Lucid ever adopts NACS, even if they do I doubt they will ever get access to Tesla superchargers.

 

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09/21/23 Jaguar
10/17/23 BMW

 

[KJD]

The list is getting pretty long now. Any thoughts on who will be first non Tesla auto with an NACS native port to be available for purchase ?

 

[xilex]

Toyota 10/19/23: Toyota Adopts the North American Charging Standard to Expand Customer Charging Options - Toyota USA Newsroom

 

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Toyota 10/19/23: Toyota Adopts the North American Charging Standard to Expand Customer Charging Options - Toyota USA Newsroom

Must say I’m a tad surprised Toyota beat Stellantis, Volkswagon and Mazda.

 

[jjrandorin]

09/21/23 Jaguar
10/17/23 BMW

The website shared by @MLXXXp , in post 4, is still VERY up to date, and more complete than this thread. It has Toyota (for example) with this date, but also a lot more companies than shared in this thread.

 

[threeputts]

The website shared by @MLXXXp , in post 4, is still VERY up to date, and more complete than this thread. It has Toyota (for example) with this date, but also a lot more companies than shared in this thread.

It is, but It’s nice to track just vehicle manufacturers w/o all the other noise, and have space for discussion.

 

[MLXXXp]

but It’s nice to track just vehicle manufacturers w/o all the other noise

But here all the vehicle manufactures aren't summarised in one post. You have to read through the entire thread.

Also, on the website I shared, you just have to click on the Automaker label to filter out all the other "noise".

That leaves discussions as the only benefit of this thread and that always happens as a new topic on this forum at the time the manufacturer adopts NACS.

 

[KJD]

With both Toyota and BMW pledging to adopt NACS, that leaves Stellantis and Volkswagen as two of the only major automakers still holding out.

Only 2 Major Automakers Haven’t Adopted Tesla’s EV Charging Standard

 

[threeputts]

So Mazda isn’t a “major” brand?