The Ford Motor Company was the first to announce its adoption of NACS. Following their May announcement, it is likely that both of their brands, Lincoln and Ford, will be adopting the standard. Ford has announced that starting in 2025, their new EVs will be equipped with NACS from the factory, though access to Tesla’s Supercharger network will begin earlier.
As it already has three production EVs, the Mustang Mach-E, F-150 Lightning, and the E-Transit, Ford will first roll out NACS support for existing vehicles in Spring 2024. Because these vehicles are equipped with CCS, current owners will have to invest in an adapter manufactured by Tesla, as will the owners of EVs made by manufacturers that decide against adopting NACS. Users will then have access to all of the chargers on Ford’s BlueOval Charge Network and the Tesla Superchargers installed across the U.S. and Canada.
While Lincoln has yet to release its EV offerings, the plan is to become an electric-only automaker by 2030, so its vehicles should come with seamless NACS integration.
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