GM EVs Gain Access to Tesla Supercharger Network

General Motors' electric vehicles can now charge at Tesla's extensive Supercharger network with the purchase of a $225 adapter.

GM EV owners, including those with the Chevrolet Bolt EV, can now use Tesla Superchargers across the U.S. with a GM-approved adapter.
Ford, Rivian, and other major automakers have also secured access to Tesla's network, with Ford offering free adapters until September 30.
GM's new adapter, costing $225, is designed to protect EV batteries and is available through the GM app, with future models to include NACS ports.
Older Tesla chargers may not be compatible with GM's adapter, requiring drivers to check compatibility through vehicle apps.
The integration of Tesla's charging standard by various automakers marks a significant shift towards a unified EV charging infrastructure in North America.