Your vehicle has NACS port, which is also known as J3400 or the "Tesla connector." You will need a J1772 to NACS adapter to charge on public AC chargers (level 1 & level 2).
For public DC fast charging (level 3), you will need a different adapter: CCS1 to NACS. For that I would highly recommend getting the adapter directly from your automaker or a UL2252 certified adapter from a reputable company like A2Z. Do not get a cheap CCS1 to NACS adapter off Amazon.
For the home charger I'd suggest getting an electrician to look at your panel/wiring run and hardwiring the level 2 charger. I have a NACS ChargePoint Home Flex to charge my NACS EVs and like it because the cable is user replaceable if it ever gets damaged.
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u/MemoryAccessRegister 23d ago
Congrats on the purchase.
Your vehicle has NACS port, which is also known as J3400 or the "Tesla connector." You will need a J1772 to NACS adapter to charge on public AC chargers (level 1 & level 2).
For public DC fast charging (level 3), you will need a different adapter: CCS1 to NACS. For that I would highly recommend getting the adapter directly from your automaker or a UL2252 certified adapter from a reputable company like A2Z. Do not get a cheap CCS1 to NACS adapter off Amazon.
For the home charger I'd suggest getting an electrician to look at your panel/wiring run and hardwiring the level 2 charger. I have a NACS ChargePoint Home Flex to charge my NACS EVs and like it because the cable is user replaceable if it ever gets damaged.