The Story
EVgo-branded Superchargers will start hitting its stations this fall, capable of delivering 500 kW.
EVgo is adding Tesla Supercharger hardware to its charging network. EVgo will own the chargers, while Tesla will operate and maintain them. The V4 Superchargers will have Magic Dock NACS-to-CCS adapters and deliver up to 500 kW.
Seeing “EVgo” and “Supercharger” next to each other might seem odd. But the unlikely marriage is happening, and you might see it pop up in your Tesla’s navigation screen soon. EVgo is adding white-labeled Tesla Superchargers—which it calls “EVgo Superchargers”—to its network starting this fall, the company said on Wednesday. “EVgo is making it easier for EV drivers to find…
More specifically, EVgo is installing Tesla’s V4 Superchargers, which are capable of 500 kW charge speeds and 1,000 volts. That means they should play nice with the growing number of 800-volt EVs, like the BMW iX3. They’ll work with both Teslas and non-Tesla vehicles, and with both CCS- and NACS-equipped EVs. The chargers will be equipped with Tesla’s Magic Dock system, which…
Why It Matters
More specifically, EVgo is installing Tesla’s V4 Superchargers, which are capable of 500 kW charge speeds and 1,000 volts.
CarMotion Daily’s Take
So Tesla drivers and NACS-equipped non-Tesla drivers will be able to find these EVGo Superchargers easily. Watch this space over the coming weeks.
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