Volvo is the latest automaker to adopt Tesla's EV charging standard
) will connect to Supercharger stations through an adapter starting in the first half of 2024, while models from 2025 onward will have NACS built-in. An adapter will be available to connect those upcoming EVs using the Combined Charging System format.
Volvo isn't shy about its reasoning. It wants drivers to have access to an"easy and convenient" charging network, and that means Tesla Superchargers. The company claims the deal will give owners access to 12,000 more fast charging locations. The Volvo Cars app will help users find and pay for stations.
The move makes Volvo the first European marque to use Tesla's port. It joins American brands that have made the leap, including
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