Mercedes-Benz EVs to Access Tesla Superchargers Starting February

The automaker will offer a $185 adapter for existing models while integrating Tesla’s NACS ports into new vehicles later this year.

Mercedes-Benz EV owners in the U.S. will gain access to over 20,000 Tesla Supercharger stations starting February 2025, with Canadian access to follow later in the year.
A $185 NACS-to-CCS1 adapter will be available at authorized dealerships for existing Mercedes EVs, enabling compatibility with Tesla’s charging network.
New Mercedes-Benz EVs produced in 2025 will feature built-in NACS ports, eliminating the need for adapters for Tesla Supercharger access.
The Tesla Supercharger network will be integrated into the Mercedes me Charge service, offering seamless Plug & Charge functionality and real-time charger availability through the app and navigation system.
Mercedes joins other automakers like Ford, GM, and Volvo in adopting Tesla’s NACS as the North American charging standard, expanding charging options for EV owners.