If you can find them, that is. While there aren’t a lot of new V4 posts out there yet, they’re supposed to support up to 500kW of fast charging once Tesla upgrades the on-site cabinets. For now, locations with the newly-designed stalls will support 325kW charging for Cybertrucks.

Lucid’s (LCID) first electric SUV, the Gravity, will officially be able to charge up at Tesla Superchargers starting on

Lucid Gravity will gain access to the Tesla Supercharger network on January 31, before its older brother Lucid Air, thanks to having a native NACS charge port

Owners of the electric Lucid Gravity SUV will gain access to Tesla’s Supercharging network starting January 31. The Gravity is Lucid’s second

It’s been just about a month since the first Lucid Gravity SUVs began arriving to customers, but the automaker is already rolling out a change that promises to be a major ease of use improvement for owners.

After delivering the first production vehicles to U.S. customers last month, the Lucid Gravity became the first non-Tesla electric vehicle to be sold with an NACS charge port. From January 31, it will gain access to the Tesla Supercharger network with no adapter necessary.

With a cutting-edge 900V architecture and native NACS capability, the Lucid Gravity SUV may set the standard for future EV charging.