Which kind of adaptors I need to get in order to charge the i-pace at a Tesla charge station?

 

You'll need the Tesla app as well to locate charging stations you can use and to handle the financial transaction for the power. I haven't tried this yet, but I have one of these coming to try it out. (They've come down a lot in price over the last few months):

NACS to CCS Adapter - Vortex Plug - 500A, 1000V — Lectron EV (ev-lectron.com)

 

Rob, I started to buy the same adapter, but it was unclear to me if Tesla had enabled the I-Pace yet on their network like they have with Ford, Rivian and others. I had heard that the chargers might do a VIN check, but there is little authoritative info I've seen on all this. What have you learned? Thanks for anything you can share.

 

In Europe it is working on some of the chargers, but I also don't see any reports of it working here (in the US) yet even though it is working with a few other brands with adapters like this. So I figured I'd get an adapter and give it a shot, but my adapter hasn't come in yet. Here is the Slash Gear article on this from last year (it says this gets sorted in 2025 for new cars): No Adapter Needed: Jaguar EVs Are Officially Getting Access To Tesla's Supercharger Network (slashgear.com)

 

Here is a video of how a Ford Mach-e can use these chargers, they require a software update that isn't available on the Jaguars yet, suggesting this won't yet work on an I-Pace, and it also requires the charger has been updated as well so, right now it is iffy at best for non-Tesla cars and likely won't work with any car that doesn't have the software update. Tesla Superchargers Aren’t Just for Teslas Anymore. We Tested 10 of Them. | Watch (msn.com)