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The Tesla charger is now the North American Charging Standard NACS (standardized as SAE J3400). So most or nearly all new EV's in USA use it. So that's not an i
by aDyslecticCrow 1y ago
The Tesla charger is now the North American Charging Standard NACS (standardized as SAE J3400). So most or nearly all new EV's in USA use it. So that's not an issue anymore.
In Europe, Tesla use the European standard Type 2 (standardized as IEC 62196-2) charger. So that's not an issue either.
> correction: I thought Tesla still used their own charger in Europe.
- padjo 1y agoTeslas in Europe have Type2 connectors.
- aDyslecticCrow 1y agoI seem to be a bit outdated then. If they've also switched over then even less of an issue. The EV charger standard wars are over.
- padjo 1y agoIt was an EU mandate a few years back, I think every Tesla since about 2019 is Type2. I still have to deal with the occasional charger with a ChaDeMo port for old Nissan Leafs. I think those pioneers deserve some respect though!