Beginning today, drivers of battery‑electric models from Dodge, Jeep, Ram, FIAT, and Maserati can plug into Tesla’s V3 and V4 Superchargers using a Stellantis‑approved Free2move Charge NACS‑to‑CCS1 DC adapter. The adapter is available for purchase at Stellantis low‑emission vehicle (LEV) certified dealerships and through Mopar.com. Customers can also use Tesla’s “Magic Dock” Superchargers, which include a built‑in adapter.
Stellantis emphasized that only its approved NACS adapters are compatible with Tesla’s network. To streamline the experience, the Free2move Charge app now helps owners locate compatible Tesla Superchargers alongside other public AC and DC fast‑charging stations, including IONNA Rechargeries. The app also manages charging sessions and payments, giving drivers a unified interface for on‑the‑go charging.
The expanded access is described by Stellantis as a “major milestone” in its public‑charging strategy, offering customers greater confidence for both long‑distance travel and everyday use. The following Stellantis BEVs can use Tesla Superchargers with the approved adapter:
- Dodge Charger Daytona (model years: 2024, 2025, and 2026)
- Jeep Wagoneer S (model years: 2024 and 2025)
- Jeep Recon (model year: upcoming 2026)
- Ram ProMaster EV (model years: 2024, 2025, and 2026)
- FIAT 500e (model years: 2024, 2025, and 2026)
- Maserati GranTurismo Folgore (model years: 2024, 2025, and 2026)
- Maserati GranCabrio Folgore (model years: 2024, 2025, and 2026)
- Maserati Grecale Folgore (model years: 2025 and 2026)
Looking ahead, the 2027 Dodge Charger Daytona will become the first Stellantis model equipped with a native NACS charging port, eliminating the need for an adapter at Tesla stations.
By embracing the North American Charging System (NACS) and expanding access to Tesla’s extensive network, Stellantis is positioning itself to deliver a more seamless, reliable charging experience. The company says the move reflects its broader commitment to building a robust, user‑friendly charging ecosystem for its growing lineup of electric vehicles.
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29 January 2026
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2026 Porsche Cayenne S Electric
Length: 196.5 in / 4991 mm
Width: 78.0 in / 1980 mm
Height: 65.9 in / 1674 mm
Curb weight: 5632.81 lb / 2555 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 113 kWh
2026 Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric
Length: 196.3 in / 4985 mm
Width: 78.0 in / 1980 mm
Height: 65.9 in / 1674 mm
Curb weight: 5831.23 lb / 2645 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 113 kWh
2026 Porsche Cayenne Electric
Length: 196.3 in / 4985 mm
Width: 78.0 in / 1980 mm
Height: 65.9 in / 1674 mm
Curb weight: 5566.67 lb / 2525 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 113 kWh
2027 Volvo EX60 P12 AWD Electric
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 189.1 in / 4803 mm
Width: 75.1 in / 1908 mm
Height: 64.4 in / 1635 mm
Curb weight: 5302.12 lb / 2405 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 117 kWh
2027 Volvo EX60 P10 AWD Electric
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 189.1 in / 4803 mm
Width: 75.1 in / 1908 mm
Height: 64.4 in / 1635 mm
Curb weight: 5180.86 lb / 2350 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 95 kWh
2027 Volvo EX60 P6 Electric RWD
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 189.1 in / 4803 mm
Width: 75.1 in / 1908 mm
Height: 64.4 in / 1635 mm
Curb weight: 4828.12 lb / 2190 kg
Electric motor: 275 kW, 480 Nm, Location: Rear
Battery: 83 kWh
2026 BMW iX M70 xDrive
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 195.5 in / 4965 mm
Width: 77.6 in / 1970 mm
Height: 66.7 in / 1695 mm
Curb weight: 5687.93 lb / 2580 kg
Electric motor #1: 360 kW, 650 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 190 kW, 365 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Front
Voltage: 369 V
2026 BMW iX M70 xDrive US
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 195.5 in / 4965 mm
Width: 77.6 in / 1970 mm
Height: 66.7 in / 1695 mm
Curb weight: 5687.93 lb / 2580 kg
Electric motor #1: 360 kW, 650 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 190 kW, 365 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Front
Voltage: 369 V
2026 BMW iX xDrive60
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 195.5 in / 4965 mm
Width: 77.6 in / 1970 mm
Height: 66.7 in / 1695 mm
Curb weight: 5522.58 lb / 2505 kg
Electric motor #1: 230 kW, 400 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 190 kW, 365 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Front
Voltage: 369 V
2026 BMW iX xDrive60 US
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 195.5 in / 4965 mm
Width: 77.6 in / 1970 mm
Height: 66.7 in / 1695 mm
Curb weight: 5522.58 lb / 2505 kg
Electric motor #1: 230 kW, 400 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 190 kW, 365 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Front
Voltage: 369 V
2026 BMW iX xDrive45
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 195.5 in / 4965 mm
Width: 77.6 in / 1970 mm
Height: 66.7 in / 1695 mm
Curb weight: 5401.33 lb / 2450 kg
Electric motor #1: 200 kW, 400 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 190 kW, 365 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Front
Battery: 100.6 kWh, Voltage: 332.1 V
2026 BMW iX xDrive45 US
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 195.5 in / 4965 mm
Width: 77.6 in / 1970 mm
Height: 66.7 in / 1695 mm
Curb weight: 5401.33 lb / 2450 kg
Electric motor #1: 200 kW, 400 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 190 kW, 365 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Front
Battery: 100.6 kWh, Voltage: 332.1 V
2026 BMW i4 xDrive40
Doors: 4, Seats: 5
Length: 188.3 in / 4783 mm
Width: 72.9 in / 1852 mm
Height: 57.0 in / 1448 mm
Curb weight: 5022.13 lb / 2278 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Voltage: 398.5 V
2026 BMW i4 M60
Doors: 4, Seats: 5
Length: 188.3 in / 4783 mm
Width: 72.9 in / 1852 mm
Height: 57.0 in / 1448 mm
Curb weight: 5028.74 lb / 2281 kg
Electric motor #1: 242 kW @ 8000 – 17000 rpm, 365 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Rear
Electric motor #2: 200 kW @ 8000 – 17000 rpm, 430 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Front
Voltage: 398.5 V
2026 BMW i4 eDrive40
Doors: 4, Seats: 5
Length: 188.3 in / 4783 mm
Width: 72.9 in / 1852 mm
Height: 57.0 in / 1448 mm
Curb weight: 4713.48 lb / 2138 kg
Electric motor: 250 kW @ 8000 – 17000 rpm, 430 Nm @ 0 – 5000 rpm, Location: Rear
Voltage: 398.5 V
2026 Porsche Macan GTS
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 189.2 in / 4805 mm
Width: 76.9 in / 1952 mm
Height: 63.5 in / 1613 mm
Curb weight: 5280.07 lb / 2395 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 100 kWh, Voltage: 800 V
2026 Porsche Macan Turbo
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 188.3 in / 4784 mm
Width: 76.3 in / 1938 mm
Height: 63.8 in / 1621 mm
Curb weight: 5302.12 lb / 2405 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 100 kWh, Voltage: 800 V
2026 Porsche Macan 4S
Doors: 5, Seats: 5
Length: 188.3 in / 4784 mm
Width: 76.3 in / 1938 mm
Height: 63.8 in / 1621 mm
Curb weight: 5169.84 lb / 2345 kg
Location: Rear
Location: Front
Battery: 100 kWh, Voltage: 800 V
