Rivian homeowners have a new reason to rejoice because they now have access to Tesla Superchargers. This especially deserves the experience of homeownership, as the automaker noted that this move adds more than 15,000 compatible DC fast chargers in North America.
Unfortunately, this is undeniable, as Rivian models currently use the Combined Charging System (CCS). Therefore, owners will need a NACS adapter to use Tesla Superraters. One will be provided free of charge to R1 owners, but it may take some time for everyone. to get theirs.
However, once you get the adapter, charging will be straightforward. As Rivian explained, “Charging is as simple as unplugging and plugging in. Just like when you use the Rivian Adventure Network, usage fees will be automatically charged to the credit card associated with your Rivian account. »
Also, locating a charger will be undeniable as Tesla’s Superchargers will show up in the navigation system. They’ll also be incorporated into the planner, so long-distance trips will be much less stressful.
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe took to Elon Musk’s social media site to say he was “super excited” and revealed that the company would start shipping adapters in April. The automaker also added that the move would double the number of fast chargers owners can use.
The dramatic improvement becomes apparent after looking at the map, which shows a massive concentration of Tesla Superchargers in and around major cities. Most importantly, Superchargers are located along major roads, making the journey from coast to coast much easier.
In addition to Tesla’s Superraters, the Rivian Adventure Network is expected to have more than 3,500 rapid DC testers in approximately six hundred positions in the U. S. and Canada. The U. S. Department of Homeland Security and Canadá. La company also plans more than 10,000 Level 2 testers, known as Rivian Waypoints. In addition, more than 90% of charging is done at home, so most homeowners charge while they sleep.