2025 EV6 GT-Line shown.

As electric vehicle technology continues to evolve, it’s important to help customers understand how and where they can charge their EVs, including access to IONNA chargers and other public networks using the right adapters.

Expanded Charging Access

Most public chargers are now accessible with the proper adapter. Some 2025MY and 2026MY Kia EVs are equipped with new North American Charging Standard (NACS) ports, replacing the previous Combined Charging System (CCS1) port found on earlier models.

Charging PortModelModel Year
CCS1EV62022–2024
EV6 GT2023–2024
EV92024–2025
Niro EV2019–2025
NACSEV62025–
EV6 GT2025–
EV92026–

What to Know

  • NACS-equipped vehicles are compatible with many (but not all) AC Level 2 and DC Level 3 NACS chargers.
  • CCS1-equipped vehicles can access the same chargers by using the appropriate Kia-approved NACS adapter, available through Mobis Parts America (MPA).
  • Always use Kia-approved adapters. Using an unapproved or incorrect adapter may prevent charging even if the connector fits physically.
AdapterCharger NozzleVehicle PortAC Level 1AC Level 2DC Fast / Level 3
NACS DC AdapterNACSCCS1NoNoYes
DC AdapterCCS1NACSNoNoYes
AC AdapterJ1772NACSYesYesNo
No Genuine Kia adapter availableNACSJ1772YesYesNo

Compatibility Reminder

V1 and V2 Tesla Superchargers are not compatible with any Kia vehicles, even when adapters are used, due to differences in communication protocols.

Stay Up-to-Date

Charging technology and compatibility continue to develop rapidly. Encourage customers to check for the latest Kia-approved adapters and charging updates to ensure the safest, most reliable experience.

Thank you for your efforts to ensure that our customers understand the technology features in their vehicles!

* Important Safety Information and Legal Disclaimers can be found in the link at the bottom of the page.

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