Nissan Expands Ariya Charging Access with Tesla Superchargers
- Nissan is launching the Nissan Energy Charge Network for Ariya SUV owners, providing access to 90,000 fast chargers in the US.
- Starting in November 2024, users can utilize the MyNissan app to initiate and pay for charging sessions at participating stations.
- The introduction of this network and Tesla Supercharger-compatible adapters signifies Nissan's commitment to enhancing the electric vehicle experience.
In the United States, Nissan is launching a new electric vehicle charging network specifically for Ariya SUV owners. This initiative, called the Nissan Energy Charge Network, will allow users to access approximately 90,000 fast chargers from partner companies such as Electrify America, Shell Recharge, ChargePoint, and EVgo. Starting in November 2024, Ariya owners will be able to use the MyNissan app to initiate and pay for charging sessions seamlessly. Additionally, Nissan plans to provide Tesla Supercharger-compatible NACS adapters for Ariya owners later this year, although it remains unclear if these adapters will be offered for free or at a cost. This move aligns with Nissan's strategy to enhance the electric vehicle experience and expand its offerings in the EV market. However, it is important to note that these advancements do not extend to the Nissan Leaf, which continues to use the outdated CHAdeMO charging standard. Looking ahead, Nissan aims to introduce 16 new electrified models by the end of fiscal year 2026, indicating a strong commitment to the future of electric mobility.