BMW's NACS rollout covers the full i5 lineup — including a software update for existing xDrive40 and eDrive40 owners and bundled legacy adapters for all March-production vehicles.
The 2026 BMW i5 M60 quietly became the first BMW in America to ditch CCS for NACS — but only if you're buying the top-of-the-line version.
BMW could add native NACS ports to the i7 and i5 LCI in the U.S., enabling direct Supercharger access and aligning with future Neue Klasse EVs.
BMW EVs now support Tesla Superchargers through adapters and Magic Dock sites, with Plug & Charge and integrated billing via Shell Recharge.
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How BMW’s new step-by-step demo finally shows what Tesla Supercharger access looks like for BMW EV owners
The BMW i5 has been spotted in the U.S. with an integrated NACS port, hinting at Tesla Supercharger compatibility for future EVs.
BMW electric vehicle owners eagerly awaiting access to Tesla’s Supercharger network will have to wait a bit longer.
Initially scheduled for early 2025, electric BMWs won't receive access to the Supercharger network until the second half of the year.
Our sources close to BMW have told us the Neue Klasse electric vehicles will adopt the North American Charging Standard (NACS)
A lot of customers are already wondering if they can charge their BMW today at a Tesla Supercharger. The answer is yes, but very rarely
Unlock Tesla Superchargers for Your BMW: A Game-Changer in EV Charging with BMW adopting the NACS standard
