When you make a plan you will only get Tesla chargers where your car can charge.
Nicholas James Feeney
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Jun 24, 2025
This is not my question. Tesla have 3 different types of chargers. V2, V3 and V4. Most are V3 which are unfortunately not compatible with Kia EV9. I would like to know if there is a way ABRP can not select V3 infrastructure.
Linda ABRP
Team•
Jun 24, 2025
You don’t have to do anything since we know which chargers is not working with your car. If you make a plan with your car we only give you chargers where you can charge. Have you made a plan with your Kia EV9 and got a Tesla charger that you can't charge with?
Nicholas James Feeney
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Jun 24, 2025
Yes. Canberra to Paynes Lagoon in QLD. The trip gave me several Tesla Chargers open to non Tesla’s but with V3 architecture. Bowen QLd, Rockhampton QLD.
Kia EV9 will not charge with V3 architecture
Linda ABRP
Team•
Jun 24, 2025
Can you add a link to that plan so we can look at it. Click at Share and Share ABRP link.
There was other Tesla chargers that had v3 earlier in the trip but I have already said to forget them.
I use supercharge.info to tell the type of architecture of the Tesla chargers.
Linda ABRP
Team•
Jun 24, 2025
My colleague that models all our cars says that you should be able to charge on these Tesla chargers. He says “The EV9 will charge slower on those, because it's an 800v system, and has to use its converter to up-convert the voltage from Tesla's 400v to 800v”
We do not have a setting that you can use to remove only certain Tesla chargers, but then you have to add the ones you want to a plan yourself.
Nicholas James Feeney
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Jun 25, 2025
Yes I agree it should be able to but I guarantee you cannot. See charging history below. Even with V2 and V4 chargers can only charge at a max of kWh. Unfortunately due to this I get incorrect route planning information as either I cannot charge at a charger or the max speed I can charge at is incorrect
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Linda ABRP
Jun 24, 2025
Hi
When you make a plan you will only get Tesla chargers where your car can charge.
Nicholas James Feeney
Jun 24, 2025
This is not my question. Tesla have 3 different types of chargers. V2, V3 and V4. Most are V3 which are unfortunately not compatible with Kia EV9. I would like to know if there is a way ABRP can not select V3 infrastructure.
Linda ABRP
Jun 24, 2025
You don’t have to do anything since we know which chargers is not working with your car. If you make a plan with your car we only give you chargers where you can charge.
Have you made a plan with your Kia EV9 and got a Tesla charger that you can't charge with?
Nicholas James Feeney
Jun 24, 2025
Yes. Canberra to Paynes Lagoon in QLD. The trip gave me several Tesla Chargers open to non Tesla’s but with V3 architecture. Bowen QLd, Rockhampton QLD.
Kia EV9 will not charge with V3 architecture
Linda ABRP
Jun 24, 2025
Can you add a link to that plan so we can look at it. Click at Share and Share ABRP link.
Nicholas James Feeney
Jun 24, 2025
https://abetterrouteplanner.com?plan_uuid=490a36e1-1dfc-4958-8a52-d741202778a9
There was other Tesla chargers that had v3 earlier in the trip but I have already said to forget them.
I use supercharge.info to tell the type of architecture of the Tesla chargers.
Linda ABRP
Jun 24, 2025
My colleague that models all our cars says that you should be able to charge on these Tesla chargers. He says “The EV9 will charge slower on those, because it's an 800v system, and has to use its converter to up-convert the voltage from Tesla's 400v to 800v”
We do not have a setting that you can use to remove only certain Tesla chargers, but then you have to add the ones you want to a plan yourself.
Nicholas James Feeney
Jun 25, 2025
Yes I agree it should be able to but I guarantee you cannot. See charging history below. Even with V2 and V4 chargers can only charge at a max of kWh. Unfortunately due to this I get incorrect route planning information as either I cannot charge at a charger or the max speed I can charge at is incorrect