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I thought i would need one if I had to use a “Electrify America” charger??
Well sure, that's true, but we're pointing out there will be no need to use those. Supercharger coverage is so extensive and so good and easy that there probably won't be a need to use any EA stations.I thought i would need one if I had to use a “Electrify America” charger??
that's the problem I'm having now. Only real market is eBay. Most of them at $500 are from the EU. US ones are $1,000+!! I'm checking FB market places, Mercari, Craigslist, etc. setting up alerts for these searches at the moment. If any of you with a 2021+ model that can use CCS have an old bulky CHAdeMO please be a team player and sell it to one of us pre-2021 models that are stuck with the old hardware that can only take CHAdeMO and not fitted for CCS@Waltpi
Good luck finding one. The last time I checked on eBay there were several of the adapters but some of them were EU versions; not something we can use here in the USA.
Thank you! Long time reader first time posting here, I didn't know about this threads!
CHAdeMO support for Model 3 became available somewhere around late 2018/early 2019 (memory is fogged; not sure of exact date right now but I can dive in the archives and find it later). An over-the-air software update provided CHAdeMO support so as long as your car is a 2020.xx.x version or later, you'll have CHAdeMO capability. At the moment, Tesla does not sell the CHAdeMO adapter so you'll have to go on the secondary market (eBay, Craigslist, etc.) to get one. You'll most likely pay a lot more than the $500 it previously costHi, I wanted to ask if my mid 2019 model 3, does it support chademo or ccs fast charging ? Any one out here was able to charge using it. does tesla sell these adapters ?
Hmm. Then how was I able to use an Electrify America CCS station yesterday with my 2018 LR RWD Model 3?The CCS standard is not yet available for Teslas in the US. Too bad.
CHAdeMO is a dead standard. Even Nissan is discontinuing it. Unless you have a very specific need for a CHAdeMO adapter, I'd save my money and buy the Tesla CCS1 adapter when available in the US (soon) for $299 (rumored price).
The CHAdeMO adapters are not always in stock in the Shop. Secondary market might be your best bet for sourcing one (eBay, Craigslist, etc.). I bought mine several years ago and use it most times I charge the car (ChargePoint DCFC near me is cheaper than Supercharger).
edit: Or you could contact this member: Tesla CCS Adapter officially confirmed coming to US soon?