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EU doesn't use J1772 but CCS Combo 2 instead (for DC fast charging and AC). Vehicles without DC charging usually have a Mennekes connector. Tesla has an adapter
by sebazzz 4y ago
EU doesn't use J1772 but CCS Combo 2 instead (for DC fast charging and AC). Vehicles without DC charging usually have a Mennekes connector. Tesla has an adapter to allow charging via CCS. Almost all cars in Europe use CCS, except for a few older Asian cars which may use CHAdeMO. Modern Tesla vehicles also use standard CCS.
Besides, this EU regulation is for small portable electronics. Last time I checked I didn't carry my car in my back pocket.
Legislation to require CCS on charging points has been active in the EU since 2014, 8 years ago.