Think any gen 3 chargers will work. ABRP will try to route you to the 250kw charges if you have your car setup correctly in the app.

 

Some V3 Superchargers don't say that they're open to non-Tesla vehicles, such as Fitchburg, WI.

 

To answer your question directly, the older Tesla-only chargers are unavailable to Kia vehicles. If you use the Tesla app or the built-in Kia route planning, you can tell which superchargers will work for your Kia. On the plus side, if you have a CCS adapter, Rivian has opened up most of their network.

 

If the Tesla charger you're standing in front of isn't visible on the Tesla app's map, it won't work on your Kia.

 

It’s my understanding that we can use Tesla chargers 250 KW and above.

 

But they're only 400V: the best rate I get is 96-97 KW - which isn't a problem for me, as I top off the car each time I take a rest stop.

 

But they're only 400V: the best rate I get is 96-97 KW - which isn't a problem for me, as I top off the car each time I take a rest stop.

Some V3 Superchargers don't say that they're open to non-Tesla vehicles, such as Fitchburg, WI.

Do they show up on the Tesla app's map?

 

No, they will not.