Tesla announced that it would open its Supercharger network to EVs from other automakers. While that process has had some hiccups along the way, it’s also gotten the country closer to something many EV drivers say they want: access to more charging stations.

The list of automakers with access Tesla's Supercharger EV charging network continues to grow as time goes on.

Kia has pushed the date back for offering access to Tesla’s Superchargers, saying such access now is planned for the first quarter of 2025.

Mercedes-Benz is giving its electric vehicle owners access to Tesla's Supercharger network for public fast charging with approved adapters.

Tesla hasn't added Honda or Acura to the "coming soon" list for Supercharger access, but Honda said it's happening.

Kia's timeline for Tesla Supercharger access has been pushed back from Jan. 15 to spring 2025. "A delay has occurred and we are working with the appropriate teams to confirm new availability/date," James Bell, Head of Corporate Communications and Public Relations at Kia, tells PCMag via email.

The original plan had Kia joining the network on January 15, 2025, but the automaker confirmed it has pushed that date into early spring.

With more than 60,000 Superchargers in operation, Tesla’s signature electric vehicle-charging network is almost inarguably the best in the world. Once the company opened this system up to other automakers,