Kia, Honda, and Acura EVs to Gain Tesla Supercharger Access with Delays and Workarounds

Kia's access is delayed until spring, while Honda and Acura announce spring rollout with adapters; some Kia owners find unofficial charging methods.

Kia's planned Tesla Supercharger access for January 15 has been postponed to spring, causing delays for owners expecting official support.
Honda and Acura announced their EVs, including the Prologue and ZDX, will gain Tesla Supercharger access this spring via certified adapters.
Unofficial workarounds have allowed some Kia EV6 owners to charge at Superchargers using third-party adapters and by registering their vehicles as Hyundai models in the Tesla app.
Charging speeds for Kia and Hyundai models on Tesla's V3 Superchargers are limited due to incompatibility with 800V charging systems, resulting in slower performance.
The rollout of Tesla Supercharger access for non-Tesla brands has faced logistical challenges, including a chaotic transition to the NACS standard and delays for multiple automakers.