Thanks to a Tesla-provided adapter, owners of Ford electric vehicles were among the first non-Tesla drivers to get access to the SuperCharger network in the U.S. Yet, amid slowing supply from Tesla, Ford is now turning to Lectron,

Ford will start shipping a new Tesla Supercharger NACS adapter to customers today, the company told Engadget in an email. The new adapters were co-developed with Lectron, a major manufacturer of EV chargers,

Kia America recently announced plans to give people who buy a new Kia EV6 or EV9 a free North American Charging Standard (NACS) adapter that will allow them to access thousands DC fast charging

Ford has started shipping a new charging adapter for its customers, which will allow them to plug in their electric cars at nearly 18,000 Tesla Superchargers across the U.S. That's in addition to the tens of thousands of non-Tesla charging stations in the country.

Ford will offer its own branded CCS to NACS adapter, which is manufactured by Lectron. Reports state that Ford’s new approach may be due to Tesla’s slow roll-out of its own adapters. Ford customers have also reported issues with previous adapters,

The automaker has announced it will be shipping EV customers its own branded NACS adapter to use on Tesla Superchargers.