As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, Mercedes does not offer vehicles with the ability to use Tesla's Supercharger network for charging. Tesla's Supercharger network is designed specifically for Tesla electric vehicles (EVs) and is not compatible with other manufacturers' EVs. Tesla uses a proprietary charging connector and communication protocol for their Superchargers, which is different from the charging standards used by most other electric vehicle manufacturers, including Mercedes.
Mercedes-Benz electric vehicles typically use charging standards like CCS (Combined Charging System) for fast charging, which is widely adopted by many automakers in Europe and North America. CCS is the standard for DC fast charging that allows for high-speed charging at various charging stations, including those not owned by Tesla.
It's important to verify the latest information from both Tesla and Mercedes-Benz, as the EV market is evolving, and new partnerships or agreements could potentially change the charging landscape. Always consult the official websites or reliable sources for the most up-to-date information regarding charging compatibility between different electric vehicle brands and charging networks.
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