By Nermeen Nabil Khear 
Hyundai Ioniq 5s with NACS (J3400) ports, as opposed to the CCS1 style, are starting to roll out of its factory in Savannah, Georgia. It’s the first manufacturer to sell electric vehicles with native NACS ports—other than Tesla, that is, and you’ll be able to read about our first drive in the model year 2025 Ioniq 5, as well as the new, off-roady Ioniq 5 XRT next week. But we’ve got some good news for owners of any existing Hyundai EVs out there—if your car has a CCS1 port, then next month, you’re eligible for a free CCS1-NACS adapter.
Hyundai wasn’t the first OEM to ink a deal with Tesla to gain access to the Supercharger network, but it is ahead of Ford, General Motors, and Rivian in swapping to the Tesla-style charge ports. Existing owners get access to the large charging network, too, but they’ll need an adapter to make use of the smaller NACS plugs.
And those will be available next month, Hyundai told us. What’s more, they’re going to be gratis, or free as in beer. As long as you have a VIN, the automaker will send you the adapter, which you’ll be able to order once the website goes live in March.
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