Key facts
- EVgo will deploy Tesla V4 Superchargers on its U.S. network.
- Deployment is scheduled to begin this fall.
- This is the first time Tesla's Supercharger design is licensed for manufacturing in the U.S.
- The chargers will support both NACS and CCS1 plugs.
- The chargers will appear in Tesla's navigation app.
EVgo announced it will begin deploying Tesla V4 Superchargers on its U.S. network starting this fall. This development signifies the first time Tesla's Supercharger technology has been licensed for manufacturing within the United States. The new V4 Superchargers will feature dual-charging capability, supporting both the North American Charging Standard (NACS) and CCS1 plug types. This dual-support aims to broaden compatibility and convenience for a wider range of electric vehicle owners. Furthermore, these charging stations will be integrated into Tesla's native navigation app. This integration is expected to make the EVgo stations visible to Tesla drivers within their vehicle's navigation system, potentially increasing their utilization. The deployment is scheduled to commence in the fall, with specific locations and rollout details to be announced.