Not working Tesla wall charger but works with Tesla EVSE

[iThinkEV]

Of course, the advantage of the older wall charges are the 80amp capability, which I think it's gone with the 3rd gen and newer. Older Teslas have dual chargers that can take advantage of 80amps, which was what I was hoping the Gravity can do.

-iThinkEV-

 

[HariK]

Has anyone tried https://www.amazon.com/Lectron-Tesl...0CFXPL4QZ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 with Lucid using a Tesla account?
Has Lucid reached an agreement with Tesla now that Gravity is shipping only with NACS?

 

[HariK]

This one mentions Lucid. https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-UL22...0DXDNGMLT/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

 

[Pragmatic]

Won't work yet but if I was buying I'd look for one rated for 1000v and 500a such as

A2Z EV NACS Charger to CCS1 Vehicle | DC | Compatible with Supercharge

A2Z EV proudly introduces the market's premier aftermarket NACS to CCS1 adapter, specifically designed for North American electric vehicles. With our adapter, your vehicle is now compatible with any NACS fast charging station. Dedicated to precision, our design prioritizes the seamless...

a2zevshop.com

 

[DeaneG]

This one mentions Lucid. https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-UL22...0DXDNGMLT/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

Definitely avoid non-US, no-name adapters. Get one from your car's manufacturer, Lectron, or A2Z.

I tried the Air at a Tesla Supercharger a couple months ago after Gravity was already enabled. My Air would not charge. Our Volvo, using the same adapter, did. We have to wait until Lucid and Tesla turn it on for the Air.

 

[HariK]

Definitely avoid non-US, no-name adapters. Get one from your car's manufacturer, Lectron, or A2Z.

I tried the Air at a Tesla Supercharger a couple months ago after Gravity was already enabled. My Air would not charge. Our Volvo, using the same adapter, did. We have to wait until Lucid and Tesla turn it on for the Air.

Yes. That is what I thought. I might also consider the Amphenol U/L certified if it works for Lucid.

 

[DeaneG]

Yes. That is what I thought. I might also consider the Amphenol U/L certified if it works for Lucid.

Electrically, they are all the same. The differences are in construction details like conductor size, the latching mechanism, overtemp protection, etc.
I have not seen the Amphenol product available at retail yet.