One of the final remaining holdouts has lastly caved as the Volkswagen Group has announced their brands will adopt the North American Charging Standard (NACS) beginning in 2025. This signifies Audi, Porsche, Scout, and Volkswagen autos for North America will have the Tesla-made port.

Details will be announced closer to that date, but Volkswagen mentioned they’re “committed to improving the charging experience through open standards and interoperability.” While present owners will be stuck with the Combined Charging System (CCS), the brands are exploring adapters which would allow current autos to be replenished at NACS chargers.

Tesla’s Senior Director of Charging, Rebecca Tinucci, mentioned “With the VW Group’s commitment, almost every major automotive manufacturer is onboard, rallying behind a shared vision of improving charging experiences for all EV drivers.” She went on to note this is a radical modify as the NACS was tiny much more than a dream at the starting of the year.

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Speaking of Tesla, owners of Volkswagen Group autos can anticipate access to much more than 15,000 Superchargers. That’s excellent news, but they’re going to be crowded as practically each and every automaker will have access to the Supercharger network in the close to future.

While Volkswagen didn’t go into specifics about future autos, Scout CEO Scott Keogh confirmed their upcoming models will have NACS connectors from the onset. This is a smart move as it properly signifies they’re future-proof.

With today’s announcement, Stellantis is the only key automaker not to embrace the NCAS. However, it is probably only a manner of time till that takes place.

Brands That Have Embraced The NACS