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Tesla Offers “Gen 2” Mobile Connector for $300

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Tesla’s online store now offers a new mobile connector at a considerable discount over the previous version.

The “Gen 2” connector began shipping with the Model 3, but is now standard for all Tesla vehicles. The Mobile Connector Bundle in the online store is now $300, a 40 percent reduction in price. The bundle was previously $550.

The Gen 2 bundle includes a 20 ft cable, a NEMA 14-50 Adapter, and a NEMA 5-15 Adapter. The 14-50 adapter limits the connector to a max output of 32 amps versus 40 amps for the previous version.

“This product is included as standard equipment with your Tesla vehicle, however, purchasing another Mobile Connector Bundle may provide extra convenience if you wish to keep one set at the home and carry another in the car,” according to Tesla’s website.

 
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So, does this include the entire EVSE? If so, it will get purchased by other than just Tesla EVers as it is probably the best bang out there. Of course the'll have to change out the plug or get an adapter.

Also, why does the 14-50 limit them to 32 amp. We have a 40 amp Juice box on a 14-50 receptacle.
 
So, does this include the entire EVSE? If so, it will get purchased by other than just Tesla EVers as it is probably the best bang out there. Of course the'll have to change out the plug or get an adapter.

Also, why does the 14-50 limit them to 32 amp. We have a 40 amp Juice box on a 14-50 receptacle.

(1) Allows them to reduce the cost of the provided mobile connector
(2) Encourages purchase of the TWC/HPWC.
(3) Safety: reduces chance of melting the adapter or causing fire on a bad circuit.

Not worth it for non-Teslas given the need to have an adapter, unless someone already has an adapter so they can use Tesla destination chargers.
 
(1) Allows them to reduce the cost of the provided mobile connector
(2) Encourages purchase of the TWC/HPWC.
(3) Safety: reduces chance of melting the adapter or causing fire on a bad circuit.

Not worth it for non-Teslas given the need to have an adapter, unless someone already has an adapter so they can use Tesla destination chargers.

We have an adaptor but we have all the EVSE's we need. However, I wonder how much it would cost just to change out the end for a standard J1772. My guess is about 75 bucks. Still not a bad deal for a 32 amp EVSE.
 
Why wouldn't it.

No one knows. But if you go to the Tesla Chademo adapter page, it only says compatible with S and X. You can’t reach that adapter from the Model 3 charging accessories page. So it looks like Tesla is telling us it won’t work. It is, of course, possible that the Tesla store is messed up and it works fine.
 
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