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Mockingbird
Member
It looks like a third party adapter already exists
evhub.shop
Tesla US CCS1/CCS2 (400A)
Due to war and huge internal demand, export orders likely will NOT be executed any time soon. We will do our best to restore the manufacturing supply chain, for each order placed. We will contact each order owner when it`s ready to ship. Our apologies. Tesla US - ccs1 adapter...
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
Dam! I should have had them install the upgraded CCS charge port controller when I was in the shop last week. Perhaps I'll arrange an appointment for the card install and see how long it takes to get it done.
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
Oh, my, they also sell a CCS2 to US Tesla adapter so you can take your car to Europe and charge from the Superchargers there full speed (I think you need to get a different charge controller card).
Yeah, I've been curious if anyone has tried this since the most recent update. It does seem like it should work now.It looks like a third party adapter already exists
Tesla US CCS1/CCS2 (400A)
Due to war and huge internal demand, export orders likely will NOT be executed any time soon. We will do our best to restore the manufacturing supply chain, for each order placed. We will contact each order owner when it`s ready to ship. Our apologies. Tesla US - ccs1 adapter...
We have a July 2020 Model Y. In the car page listing the installed components (HomeLink etc) it doesn't list CCS as an option.
Is this due to the module not being installed or is it that the FSD Beta 10.6.1 doesn't yet have the CCS code merged in?
With the July 2020 date should I have the hardware in my car?
Is this due to the module not being installed or is it that the FSD Beta 10.6.1 doesn't yet have the CCS code merged in?
With the July 2020 date should I have the hardware in my car?
You have to have at least 2021.40.x to see the CCS adapter information. So it is because of the FSD beta. Though it sounds like FSD beta 10.8 will start rolling out Tuesday and it is supposed to have waypoints, so it will likely have the CCS adapter support as well.
SageBrush
REJECT Fascism
Fsd beta runs an older branch of the software and misses some of the newer features outside of fsd.
It sounds like that situation will improve with 10.8, hopefully next week.
Yes, that's right. The people testing FSD Beta (e.g., with firmware update 2021.36.8.10 and FSD Beta 10.6.1) have not been getting certain features that others with recent Production Build firmware (e.g., update 2021.44.6) are getting. See this the table in Post #1 here Trying to Make Sense... showing the two hypothetical update "branches." I am in the FSD Beta branch and hoping to get the features in the Production Build branch when the two branches merge again at some point; maybe this week?
What month/year was it built? (It should be on the tire pressure sticker in the driver's door jamb.)
Can you check Part-number of ECU in trunk is it 1537264-00-B?FWIW, I just got the 2021.44.6 update and my September 2021 delivered Vision-Only Model 3 LR does not have CCS support!
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jabloomf1230
Minister of Silly Walks
I wouldn't be too concerned about this result. It could be either a software bug or even a supply chain issue, where Tesla couldn't find enough of the correct ECUs to install (ala the USB-C issue).
FWIW, I just got the 2021.44.6 update and my September 2021 delivered Vision-Only Model 3 LR does not have CCS support!
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How concerning is this one data point?
Are there other Model 3’s with build dates on either side of August 2021 that show CCS support enabled?
SageBrush
REJECT Fascism
To anyone hoping that all newer Teslas will work with the CCS adapter.
