Stellantis maps Supercharger access for Jeep and Dodge EVs

On November 18, 2025, Stellantis announced plans to adopt the North American Charging System for select battery-electric vehicles, enabling access to Tesla Superchargers. It expected North American access in early 2026, with Japan and South Korea following in 2027. The plans did not guarantee access at every station. ^[1]

The automaker named existing Jeep Wagoneer S and Dodge Charger Daytona electric vehicles as early North American candidates, followed by the Jeep Recon and future products. It said details on access and adapters for existing models would come later. The distinction matters because a vehicle can have an electric powertrain without being automatically authorized at every charging stall. ^[1]

Tesla now lists Stellantis among manufacturers with access to compatible NACS Superchargers. Its guidance separates Tesla-only stations, stations with built-in Magic Dock adapters and NACS Superchargers opened gradually by manufacturer. It advises drivers to check the Tesla app for a particular vehicle and location; manufacturer-provided adapters may be needed for vehicles without a NACS port. ^[2]

For drivers, the practical test is the whole trip: confirm the exact model is supported, identify an accessible station, and check what connector or approved adapter is needed before leaving. This announcement was a step toward a broader network, not a guarantee that all Tesla stalls or every Stellantis electric model can charge interchangeably. ^[2]

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