"All U.S.-spec BMW i5 EVs built for the U.S. market starting in March 2026 will get a NACS port from the factory, as reported by BMW Blog."
"All NACS-equipped i5 EVs built after the cutoff date come standard with two charging adapters in the box, one for AC charging and one for DC charging."
"BMW said it will enable Tesla Supercharger access for these cars in early spring, after a Remote Software Update (RSU) starts to roll out."
"For 2026 BMW i5 EVs that have a native NACS port, Plug & Charge is also baked in, allowing drivers to seamlessly charge at Tesla Superchargers."
All U.S.-spec BMW i5 EVs will now come equipped with a NACS charge port starting from March 2026. Initially, only the top-spec M60 variant had this feature, while the xDrive40 and eDrive40 models retained the CCS port. New i5 owners will receive two charging adapters for AC and DC charging, but older model owners must purchase their own. A software update will enable Tesla Supercharger access for existing 2026 i5 models with CCS ports, while NACS-equipped models will support Plug & Charge functionality.
Read at insideevs.com
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