GM’s Supercharger access applies to all its major brands, including:

• Chevy (Chevrolet): Bolt EV, Blazer EV, Silverado EV, and more.
• GMC: Hummer EV, Sierra EV.
• Cadillac: Lyriq and upcoming EV models.

Some 2019 and 2020 Chevy Bolt owners will need a dealer-installed update to enable Tesla Supercharger access. GM has already started notifying affected Bolt owners via email to schedule appointments for the necessary updates.

Convenience at Your Fingertips

GM’s latest software update not only unlocks Supercharger access but also enhances the functionality of its mobile apps for Chevy, GMC, and Cadillac drivers. The update allows drivers to locate Superchargers, check station availability, initiate a charge, and pay for charging sessions directly from their apps.

While Tesla may charge non-Tesla users a slightly higher rate for charging sessions, the bonus access to over 231,000 fast chargers, including Superchargers and CCS stations, makes owning a GM EV more convenient than ever before.

Fast Access, No Delays

• No Long Waits: Ships within 1-2 days, so you're never stuck waiting for your adapter to ship.
• Lightning-Fast Speed: The Vortex Plug is built for speed, enabling fast charging of up to 150 miles in just 15 minutes. Rated for 500 amps and 1,000 volts, the Vortex Plug takes advantage of the Tesla Supercharger’s power, whether you’re charging at a V3 or V4 station.
• Universal Compatibility: Works seamlessly with Chevy, GMC, and Cadillac EV models like the Chevy Bolt, Hummer, Lyriq, Silverado, and more.
• Easy Setup: Simply plug in and start charging—no complicated installation required.

Expanding Your Charging Options

Superchargers aren’t the only fast-charging solution for GM EVs. In addition to Tesla’s extensive network, GM drivers still have access to Combined Charging System (CCS) fast chargers, giving them more flexibility on the road. GM is also part of the IONNA joint venture along with other major car makers Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis, and the BMW Group. This initiative aims to install 30,000 high-powered charging stations in urban areas and along highways across North America, further increasing the convenience for GM EV drivers.

GM is also rolling out "flagship EV charging stations" in major cities through a partnership with EVGo. This will add up to 400 new charging stalls across key states such as Arizona, California, New York, and Texas. These stations will support charging speeds of up to 350kW, perfect for long-distance travel or quick stops in the city.

Choose Vortex Plug for Fast, Reliable Access

While GM is making strides to expand its EV charging options, don’t get stuck waiting for the official adapter. The Vortex Plug NACS Adapter offers a fast, affordable, and reliable alternative that lets you access Tesla’s Supercharger network right now. No delays, no hassle—just seamless charging whenever and wherever you need it.