CHARGER COMPATIBILITY

Ensuring your electric vehicle is compatible with available chargers is critical for seamless charging experiences.

Difference Between the Tesla Plug and the Standard Plug

Tesla Plug:

Can use Tesla Supercharger network and, with an adapter, can charge at standard Level 2 and 3 chargers

Standard Plug (J1772/CCS Combo):

Used by most non-Tesla electric vehicles, providing broad access to public charging stations

As electric vehicle technology evolves, some manufacturers are adopting new plug standards or offering adapters to increase compatibility.

Adapters: Various adapters are available to enable electric vehicles to use different types of chargers. For example, Tesla provides adapters to use J1772 and CHAdeMO chargers.

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