NACS to CCS1 Adapter for MB EV Owners




"Mercedes-Benz will be the first German OEM to implement NACS ports into its new electric vehicles starting in 2025. As part of a phased transition, Mercedes-Benz will initially offer an adapter that enables the company’s existing CCS BEVs to charge seamlessly on the NACS network from 2024 onwards."
https://media.mbusa.com/releases/rel...arging-network
A note to Mercedes (if your reading this):
I'm watching carefully and my next purchase of an EV will be driven by access to public charging, including the Tesla Supercharger network. If Mercedes continues to drag its feet, my next EV will not be a Mercedes. I'm certain I'm not the only owner disappointed in the slow adoption of an adapter for NACS.




Mercedes reputation is at stake, not Tesla's. If Tesla is the hold up, we deserve to know and Mercedes needs to tell us when to expect delivery of an adapter and access to the Tesla Superchargers.
I wrote Mercedes customer service a month ago and never received a reply. No way to run their emerging EV business.








Last edited by LAZARU5; Dec 25, 2024 at 03:43 PM.
“We are working on the integration into Mercedes me charge now and expect it to be available to customers through MB navigation (head unit and app) in 2025.
You will need to have a special NACS to CCS-1 adapter in order to utilize the stations since it is not natively compatible with the charging inlet on our vehicles. We are in the process of procuring and certifying the adapter so it can be available to customers later this year. It can be purchased through the MB dealer network once available. MBUSA will send email communication to all EQ drivers when the adapter is available to purchase and when the Tesla network is fully integrated.
Please Note: Tesla Supercharger network has not been integrated into Mercedes me Charge, and Tesla Superchargers will not be included in our Navigation with Electric Intelligence. As a result, Mercedes-Benz vehicles will not be able to use Tesla’s network when planning charging stops and customers will have to pay for their charging session through the Tesla app at this time.
Mercedes-Benz is also working on an adapter solution, which will likely be available to customers from Mercedes in early 2025.”
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It would be nice if the Tesla superchargers with Magic Docks showed up in MB's route planning - but they probably won't do this as long as you need another app ("Tesla") in order to the do the actual charging.




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