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The Tesla web store recently re-stocked the mobile connector, which can be a useful tool for keeping your vehicle charged on the go or at home.
Tesla’s mobile connector is now back in stock for $200 on the company’s online store, including NEMA 5-15 and 14-50 adapters for charging with household outlets.
Purchase of the mobile connector from Tesla’s shop includes the mobile connector with a 20-foot cable, a NEMA 5-15 adapter, a NEMA 14-50 adapter and a storage bag to hold them all in.
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The NEMA 5-15 adapter provides a standard outlet plug that Tesla says can charge three miles of range per hour. Alternatively, the NEMA 14-50 adapter is used for higher-voltage outlets offering charging speeds up to 30 miles of range per hour.
Tesla stopped providing the mobile connector with vehicles ordered in April, but later launched the item for $200 on its online merch shop. The item has periodically been sold out, most recently being re-stocked at the end of July.
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But when will we finally have access to the CCS1 adapter in North America???
Great news, but not what many are looking for – that would be the CCS1 adapter, an essential item if you want to travel anywhere in my part of the world (British Columbia) beyond the Trans Canada Hwy or SE Vancouver Island.