Nissan Ariya drivers have gained access to 17,800 Tesla Superchargers within the Nissan Energy Charge Network (NECN), bringing the total number of public chargers in the network to more than 100,000 in the US and 25,000 in Canada.

Nissan EV owners will need a Nissan-provided NACS adapter kit to access Tesla Supercharger stations, which is now available for $235. Starting in 2025, Nissan will begin fitting its EVs for the US and Canadian markets with a NACS port.

In addition to the Tesla Supercharger network, NECN also includes access to Electrify America, the Shell Recharge branded network, ChargePoint and EVgo networks in the US. In Canada, access includes ChargeHub, Shell Recharge, FLO, ChargePoint, Circuit Electrique, BC Hydro and the IVY network.

Nissan Ariya owners can search real-time charging station availability, check charging status and pay for charging, all through the MyNISSAN app. Users store a default payment method in the app, then once at a compatible in-network charging station, tap an on-screen button to start a charging session. Nissan LEAF owners can search charging locations through the NissanConnect EV and Services app.

Source: Nissan