There is an option to set the maximum SoC, separately for AC and DC charging, but I don't recall precisely where it is in the car's menus. In the BlueLink app, you can set it by starting from the main screen, clicking Charge, and then clicking Charging Limits.

Options to set the locking behavior of the charge port have disappeared on NACS-equipped vehicles. Previous versions let you set the car to lock or not lock the charge port under various conditions; but now it always locks when charging and unlocks only when a car door is unlocked and charging has stopped. (You can stop charging with NACS by pressing the button on the charge plug.) This change is presumably because NACS locks the charge handle to the port via a motorized pin in the car, rather than via a manually-operated button on the charge plug with a secondary locking pin on the car. Thus, to ensure safety, the car must always lock the charge port when charging.

 

Thanks SRS5694. I was able to set the charging parameters via the Bluelink app. Curiously, the EV pane appearances returned to normal after charging. However, after a second restart of the car, the info under the “EV” electronic button does not show any of the usual battery and electrical info.

 

IIRC, there are three different "Settings" menus on the Infotainment screen. Two of them are buried.

 

On my 2025 SEL you can get to the settings by going to the home screen, selecting EV, then scrolling sideways to the page that has the car image on the left with the % of charge. Touch the car image and it takes you to the screen where you can set limits for AC and DC charging.

 

As above ^ - you get to that menu from home screen and then EV and then scrolling sideways. If you go to setup and EV you won't get to that "full" menu.