More Automakers Added to Tesla's NACS Coming Soon List - Rollout Accelerates 

Tesla's NACS rollout is accelerating, but is it truly as smooth as it seems? Hyundai and Kia are sporting native NACS ports in their 2025 models, yet their official Supercharger access seems to be a bit of a rollercoaster. Some users report it works, some don't, and now Kia's access is delayed. What's the real story here? Are we seeing teething problems with a rapidly expanding network, or is there something more at play?

Furthermore, VW is conspicuously absent from Tesla's coming soon" list, despite their June access announcement. Considering Mercedes has been "coming soon for eight months, does this list even mean anything anymore? Or could VW's absence hint at behind-the-scenes negotiations or potential roadblocks?

With Elon Musk's previous Supercharger team firings causing reported chaos, how confident are we in this rapid expansion? Is Tesla risking quality and reliability for speed? What are the potential long-term consequences of rushing this integration? Share your experiences, predictions, and insights. Is Tesla’s charging dominance a sure thing, or are we heading for a bumpy ride?