Does ABRP know about the Magic Dock? Will it use Magic Dock equipped Superchargers when planning routes in supported vehicles (e.g., Chevy Bolt) if the NACS adapter option is not selected?
If you have other cars than a Tesla you need to select NACS to get a Tesla charger.
ABRP User #811399
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Jul 28, 2025
ABRP has two NACS related settings:
The “NACS Adapter” setting in the vehicle settings, and
In Settings, under the “Chargers & Networks” in the “Types of chargers” section there is a “NACS” button.
If the “NACS Adapter” setting is off, and the “NACS” button is selected will ABRP only select “Magic Dock” stations when using Tesla chargers?
Also, it seems like the “Magic Dock” breaks the CCS vs. NACS distinction in the “Types of chargers” settings since a “Magic Dock” is a CCS plug. At the very least it would be good to have the UI be clear about whether or not it is possible to use only “Magic Dock” chargers.
https://supercharger.info has details about Tesla chargers including the post version (which tells you how easy it is to plug in non-Tesla vehicles) and if the charger has a “Magic Dock,” if Tesla publishes their API that information may be there too.
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Linda ABRP
Jul 28, 2025
Hi
If you have other cars than a Tesla you need to select NACS to get a Tesla charger.
ABRP User #811399
Jul 28, 2025
ABRP has two NACS related settings:
The “NACS Adapter” setting in the vehicle settings, and
In Settings, under the “Chargers & Networks” in the “Types of chargers” section there is a “NACS” button.
If the “NACS Adapter” setting is off, and the “NACS” button is selected will ABRP only select “Magic Dock” stations when using Tesla chargers?
Also, it seems like the “Magic Dock” breaks the CCS vs. NACS distinction in the “Types of chargers” settings since a “Magic Dock” is a CCS plug. At the very least it would be good to have the UI be clear about whether or not it is possible to use only “Magic Dock” chargers.
https://supercharger.info has details about Tesla chargers including the post version (which tells you how easy it is to plug in non-Tesla vehicles) and if the charger has a “Magic Dock,” if Tesla publishes their API that information may be there too.