Tesla has brought back an original cable length for its Wall Connector charging solution, now available in 24 feet again (via @SawyerMerritt).
According to Tesla, its Wall Connector can be installed at homes, apartments, hospitality properties and at places of work.
The connector offers up to 44 miles of range per hour of charging, and back-from-the-dead 24-foot (7.3 meter) cable is lengthier than previous options currently out of stock (18 feet and 8.5 feet).
“Wall Connectors can power-share to maximize existing electrical capacity, automatically distributing power to charge multiple cars simultaneously,” explains Tesla.
Correction: story updated to note the 24-foot Wall Connector is not new, as it was available years ago, but now just brought back for sale again. We regret the error.
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