My 2017 Chevy Bolt EV at a Tesla Supercharger

This morning (September 23rd, 2024) I took my Bolt to a Supercharger with my A2Z Nac's adapter. Success after I found out how to lock in the adapter with the Tesla plug. The nice thing about Tesla's superchargers is they don't charge a hookup fee and if you subscribe to their monthly fee of $12.99 for non-Tesla's you'll get a discount on each Kilowatt hour of charge.
I found the Supercharger very easy to use once I locked my A2Z adapter to the Tesla Plug correctly.
The new A2Z adapter are better and under $200. Here is a 10% off discount code: STATEOFCHARGE
(a2zevshop.com)
Lectron Vorte adapters 15% discount (ev-lectron.com/products)
Please remember these adapters are not smart adapters, so don't be afraid of either the two above!!!!!

[@stevedutcher3875]

I used the Tesla app for charging

[@jestksnfp]

What app do you used thanks

[@stevedutcher3875]

I only charged for 15 minutes, the Supercharger is no faster than any other 62kw or larger DC charger!

[@mewtwo255200]

2017-18, 2021-23 bolts do not need the software update. Only some 2019-2020 bolts need it.

[@WowRixter]

I've never had to update my car in order to fill up at Chevron

[@DaBuffNerd]

That's because it's a gasoline car. Gold Star for you 😂

[@das1992]

You are soooo luckyyyy. 😮 Have fun paying at the gas pump when gas prices sky rocket...

[@WowRixter]

@@das1992 I'll never have a $20K bill to replace a battery

[@das1992]

Rather than showing how to simply attach the plug, you would have been more helpful posting how long it took you to charge the car..😢