Compatibility answer
Can a 2019 Chevrolet Bolt EV use a Tesla Supercharger — NACS Partner?
Compatible — Adapter Required
Quick answer
Compatible — Adapter Required
Vehicle connector
CCS1
Charger connector
NACS / J3400
Compatibility summary
Works at eligible Tesla Supercharger sites with the manufacturer-approved NACS DC adapter.
| Charging type | DC Fast Charging |
|---|---|
| Vehicle maximum | DC limit not verified / AC limit not verified |
| Documented on this configuration | Not verified |
| Adapter | GM NACS DC Adapter — Phase 3 legacy scope |
| Verification | Partially verified |
Which adapter do I need?
DC adapter
GM NACS DC Adapter — Phase 3 legacy scope
GM-approved NACS-to-CCS1 DC adapter scoped to the researched Bolt EV and Bolt EUV IDs.
NACS / J3400 → CCS1OEM approval: Approved by Chevrolet, GM
- DC fast charging only; not compatible with NACS Level 2 or Tesla Destination AC equipment.
- Some MY2019 and MY2020 Bolt EV vehicles may require a software update before DC fast charging.
Software / network requirements
Use the manufacturer or Tesla app to locate and start a supported session. Only eligible NACS Partner Tesla Supercharger sites are available; confirm the exact station in the current app.
Important limitations
- The adapter is for DC fast charging only.
- Actual access and charging speed depend on station configuration, vehicle state, software, battery temperature, and current network policy.
Sources
2021 Chevrolet Bolt EV Owner’s ManualChevrolet · manufacturer
↗2023 Chevrolet Bolt EV specificationsChevrolet · manufacturer
↗GM NACS DC Adapter fitmentChevrolet / GM · manufacturer
↗Tesla — Supercharging Other EVsTesla · charging_network
↗Last verified 2026-09-11 · Confirm current manufacturer and network information before use.