Tesla has opened its Superchargers to all non-Tesla EVs in Korea, allowing other brands to access its charging network. The company eventually plans to open all 1,007 chargers in Korea to all automakers.
South Korean Ioniq 5 drivers seem to be just as SOL as North American Ioniq 5 owners when it comes to having access to the Supercharger network outside of the handful of locations with the magic dock.
How is this relevant here though? South Korea appears to have the same issue as NA despite KATS apparently adopting CCS as the standard connector over 5 years ago.
South Korean Ioniq 5 drivers seem to be just as SOL as North American Ioniq 5 owners when it comes to having access to the Supercharger network outside of the handful of locations with the magic dock.
Korean drivers have to deal with much shorter distances. Home charging is plenty for 99%+ of situations.