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One of the reasons I selected the Tesla Model X for our business is that it is said to support 277 volt AC.
While there are Gen 2 HPWC's in the Online Tesla Store, they actually ship you a Gen 3.

Which Tesla EVSEs support 277v?

Does a 2020 Raven Tesla charge at 277?

Nobody at Tesla seems to know anymore. I'm not kidding. I can't get an answer from them.

277v is the standard lighting voltage for commercial and industrial facilities. It's based on 480v 3ph just like Superchargers are. They use 3 Tesla 277v AC-DC converters to build a SC. These are the same units found in Model S/X.

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