I am trying to figure out what year E-Transit are CCS connector, NACS-to-CCS, NACS - it gets kind confusing. I have seen some Ford E-Transit on the market that look interesting but with the weak range would have to be able to use Tesla superchagers to get anywhere. Anyone know which years can sc?
bobmane
Ford has not started making E-Transits with NACS chargers as standard. Right now they're all CCS.
If you want to use Tesla chargers you need an adapter for level 2 chargers. Or find Tesla Superchargers that have a Magic Dock.
If you want to use Tesla chargers you need an adapter for level 2 chargers. Or find Tesla Superchargers that have a Magic Dock.
Ok so on https://www.tesla.com/findus
#1 open to NACS says: mNACS Adapter Required to Charge at this Supercharger. This Supercharger is Open to Tesla and NACS Enabled Vehicles with CCS Compatibility.
#2 (way less of these) open to evs says: This Supercharger is Open to Tesla and Other EVs with CCS compatibility
so you are saying e-transit now is #2
does that mean #2 is a newer sc or older one?
#1 open to NACS says: mNACS Adapter Required to Charge at this Supercharger. This Supercharger is Open to Tesla and NACS Enabled Vehicles with CCS Compatibility.
#2 (way less of these) open to evs says: This Supercharger is Open to Tesla and Other EVs with CCS compatibility
so you are saying e-transit now is #2
does that mean #2 is a newer sc or older one?
I ordered my free adapter from Ford supposed to be coming in next month. It sounds like #1 to me, not #2. In chicago, I am finding mostly CCS charging stations for most part.
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