Current-generation BMW EVs - including the i4, i5, i7, and iX. Here is how to use it: Add the adapter to your My BMW App settings by navigating to Charging > Adapters > Add Adapter and select the "NACS (DC)" adapter. This will trigger the app and your vehicle to enable and include NACS stations in all search results and navigation routing.
Just got the email about pre ordering the new nacs to ccs supercharger adapter. Anyone going to get one? Says shipping January 2024. Which BMW EVs Are Supported? Before diving into adapters and Superchargers, it is worth clarifying which BMWs can actually use Tesla's NACS network today.
Support is limited to BMW electric vehicles equipped with a CCS1 DC fast-charging port and compatible charging software. According to Lectron, the following BMW EVs are supported when using the approved NACS to CCS adapter: BMW i4 (all. These NACS-to-CCS adapters are only for DC fast-charging and won't work at Tesla's Level 2 Destination chargers.
BMW EVs can charge at Tesla locations in two ways. At NACS-only Superchargers, current-generation models including the i4, i5, i7 and iX require a CCS. Experience BMW-level precision with the Lectron Vortex Plus.
UL 2252 certified and BMW-approved, enabling fast, safe DC charging at 25,000+ Tesla Superchargers across North America. Overall, well over 130,000 BMW EVs (i4, i5, i7, and iX) have gained access to the Supercharging network in the US, compared to the over 45,000 BMW i3 EVs cumulatively sold in the country. Adapters The BMW EVs with access (i4, i5, i7, and iX) are natively equipped with the CCS1 charging port.
BMW Electric Vehicles can now be charged at Tesla Charging Stations with two easy options, the BMW. How BMW EVs Connect to Tesla Superchargers BMW vehicles can charge at Tesla sites in two different ways, depending on the hardware at a given location: Using a CCS-to-NACS Adapter Current BMW EVs - including the i4, i5, i7, and iX.