There are dozens of EV charging adapters available today from a wide variety of suppliers. Unfortunately, they are necessary because there are a few different connectors used depending on the ...

I tried a $250 Tesla NACS-to-CCS adapter on my Kia. It may be a game-changer for EV road trips—with an asterisk, maybe. Kia is one of many automakers that now use the Tesla Supercharger network, ...

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Tesla has officially launched its CCS adapter for $250, enabling Tesla drivers to access public charging stations. This is a product that Tesla owners have been wanting for a long time. For the past ...

Electric vehicles keep growing in popularity, spawning a new market for EV accessories. Among the largest of these categories is EV chargers, adapters, and mounts for your home garage. Lectron is ...

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Tesla owners in the United States have long enjoyed exclusive access to the prolific Supercharger EV fast charging infrastructure but didn’t have great access to third-party fast chargers. There have ...

Tesla has reduced the price of the CCS Combo adapter this week to just $175. EV owners should grab this offer for a steal deal. Tesla According to Electrek on Saturday, Feb. 18, the CCS Combo adapter ...

Tesla has unlocked bidirectional charging capabilities for the Model Y L, currently sold exclusively in China. This came after the carmaker unveiled the feature on the Model Y Performance, which is ...

Ford has been providing an adapter to F-150 Lightning electric pickup buyers that enables them to charge stranded Tesla vehicles. The automaker started deliveries of the F-150 lightning last month, ...

Elon Musk’s plan to open Tesla’s charging network is proceeding slowly. Nobody is entirely sure why, or when that might change. By Jack Ewing Scarce and finicky public chargers are among the biggest ...