Lectron has issued a recall for its NACS to CCS1 charging adapter that enables non-Tesla EVs to charge at Supercharger stations in the United States that don’t offer the so-called ‘Magic Dock’ adapter ...

I recently had the opportunity to test out the new Vortex plug adapter from Lectron, which enabled me and my CCS-equipped Rivian to access the Tesla Supercharger network. In my opinion, a NACS to CCS ...

The gradual adoption of the Tesla Supercharger network across non-Tesla brands has been a bit of a bumpy road. GM finally got access to the Supercharger network in September 2024 after some delays and ...

Electric vehicle equipment maker Lectron will manufacture 12,000 NACS to CCS adapters every week to meet increasing demand. The adapters allow non-Tesla EVs to charge at the Tesla Superchargers, North ...

Lectron’s level 2 “V-Box” chargers don a vibrant LED display where users can view, in real time, the station’s current voltage, charging time, temperature, and grounding indicator. Their designs come ...

Ford says the Lectron-made adapters will help ease a backlog; they do not replace those that were recalled earlier this month. Everyone else can buy the adapter for $200 starting in February.