Third-party charging solutions have been hit-or-miss for years, offering spotty reliability and an unpredictable experience ...

Rivian has started its rollout of NACS charging plugs, with the first opening in Joshua Tree, California this week, and more ...

Rivian has started upgrading its US-based Adventure Network with NACS connectors, beginning with select Outpost sites. The ...

Rivian has begun fitting NACS plugs to select DC fast chargers at its Rivian Adventure Network, allowing them to serve both ...

Tesla’s Project Highland opens for early adopters, NACS charging standards are now mandated, and the Rivian R1S earns praise for its power and versatility.

Rivian is the latest automaker to jump on Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS). This comes just weeks after Ford and General Motors announced that their upcoming electric vehicles ...

As for the NACS connector, Rivian will begin using it on new R1T and R1S vehicles instead of CCS in 2025. NACS will continue to be used on Rivians into the future, including the upcoming R2 models.

Some owners have decompiled the latest @Rivian mobile app 2.6.0 and found many references to NACS including this animation which shows the same adapter Ford recently announced connecting to an R1.

First Ford, followed by General Motors (GM) and then Rivian. These automakers have publicly announced their adoption of the North American Charging Standard (NACS) connector currently exclusive to ...

Rivian customers can now request an adapter to tap into Tesla’s vast North American network of Superchargers, making it the second automaker to do so behind Ford. The company announced Monday ...

And today, Rivian revealed that it is switching from CCS to NACS, Tesla's competing standard, in 2024. Unlike the two automakers that preceded it, Rivian did not have to join Tesla CEO Elon Musk ...

According to the email, Rivian will build future R1S and R1T with a NACS port as standard in 2025. Naturally, these prospective owners would get a CCS adapter to charge their NACS vehicles at CCS ...