Tesla Accessories

Yes, it is possible to use non-Tesla chargers to charge a Tesla vehicle, but you will need an adapter. Tesla vehicles use a proprietary charging connector called the Tesla Connector or Tesla Type 2 connector. To use a non-Tesla charger, you will need to purchase a Tesla charging adapter that is compatible with the specific charger you intend to use.

If you have some DIY abilities, you may be wondering if you can install a Tesla charger yourself. However, the answer is no, unless you're a licensed electrician. While the installation process is typically straightforward, it requires wiring your charger directly to your home's electrical panel

Yes, public charging stations are not free. Some charging stations offer free charging, but most of them come with a price tag. That could mean extra expenses if you regularly charge your electric car outside your home.

The quickest charging time occurs within the battery's sweet spot, which is usually between 20% and 80% of a full charge. For most Teslas, it only takes about an hour to charge from 40% to 80% on a 220V system, but another two hours to go from 80% to 100%

We recommend plugging in every evening to top off the battery. What percentage should I charge the battery to? For regular use, we recommend keeping your vehicle set within the 'Daily' or 'Recommended' range bracket displayed on the vehicle center display under the charge settings menu.

Although often higher in California, average pricing at Tesla Superchargers is typically around $0.25 per kWh. You can expect it to cost between $20-$25 to add 250 miles of range to your Tesla at this price.

In fact, we suggest you order EV adapter withLevel1/2 Charger, orJ1772 charger adapter,CCS 1 adapterto charging your car. which more suitable for your car, you need to check the car charger plug.

We say they are more efficient because less current is required for the same amount of power. but we need to mention it, the adapter doesn't have any adjustable function. Only the Ev charger station will adjustable function because they have control.

If says from the speed or tech, yes, because the DC Charger has a converter inside the charger itself. means it can charge directly to the car and doesn't need the onboard AC Charger. DC Chargers are bigger, and faster than AC Chargers. but which one more good for you, it depends on the car if support

We offer all kinds of adapters, like the J1772 to Tesla adapter, the CCS Combo 1 To Tesla Adapter, the Tesla to J1772 Charging Adapter, and so on, choose the one you need.