I know. They were just testing it to see if it would work or pretending to charge. We own the Lectron adapter and use it to allow our non-Tesla EV friends to charge with our wall connector.
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Tesla is letting non-Tesla EVs use its Supercharger network (10 stations in the Netherlands)
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In the future, could you please refrain from disparaging comments. What exactly is funny about being a 3/Y owner?
Can Model 3/Y owners stop disparaging Model S/Y owners from charging. It goes both ways.
SilverString
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It depends on the vehicle. While our Tesla wall connectors support up to 80 amps each, the Lectron adapter itself says it is limited to 40 amps. None of our friends non-Tesla EVs come even close to that. The friend who uses it the most can only charge at 15 amps/240 volts max, which is the fastest AC charging his car supports.
I thought that this sharing of the Superchargers experiment was limited to 10 in the Netherlands?
Only, I live close to Trentham Gardens in Stoke-on-Trent where they had a line of 8 chargers opened this summer.
On my last -but-one visit (this week) I spotted a Taycan parked. On Saturday I parked and charged for 10 minutes. There were two other cars there taking up effectively 4 chargers. (a Leaf and an EQC)
Only, I live close to Trentham Gardens in Stoke-on-Trent where they had a line of 8 chargers opened this summer.
On my last -but-one visit (this week) I spotted a Taycan parked. On Saturday I parked and charged for 10 minutes. There were two other cars there taking up effectively 4 chargers. (a Leaf and an EQC)
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