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There are adapters from the NA Tesla standard to CCS. See https://www.setec-power.com/ccs-adapter/ https://www.setec-power.com/ccs-adapter/ That said, as a Mo
by drewg123 5y ago
There are adapters from the NA Tesla standard to CCS. See https://www.setec-power.com/ccs-adapter/ https://www.setec-power.com/ccs-adapter/
That said, as a Model X owner, I've never felt the need to seek out other charging in almost 4 years of ownership, and roughly 10k miles road-tripping.
- phkahler 5y agoSo you've never needed to use another network (good for you) but advocate for an adapter that works with only about half the other chargers out there... Google compatibility issues with that ;-)
- TomVDB 5y agoHe’s stating facts. He’s not advocating.
- drewg123 5y agoI just scanned the thread for it on the tesalmotorsclub forums. My (admittedly quick) reading is that it had lots of f/w glitches early, and that there are charging limits imposed by 3/Y and newer S/X which lead to the glitchy reputation. And that's multiplied by the general unreliability of non-Tesla chargers, so that makes things even worse. That said, I have an older Model X where there is apparently no artificially imposed limit. If Tesla chargers become much more occupied due to non-Tesla's using them, I might pick up one of these adapters for my next road trip.