Tesla countinues to be one of the most popular electric cars on the market. So there is no surprise that "How do I charge my Tesla?" is frequently discussed. Although everyone knows about Tesla Supercharger, have you ever wondered if you can charge a Teals with a non-Tesla charger? To be short, the answer is yes. A Tesla vehicle can be charged via the Mobile Connector at normal household sockets. And we are here to help you find out how.

Can I charge my Tesla at any Charging Point?

You can charge your Tesla at any EV charging point if the connector type on the charging cable matches the inlet connector on your EV.

For Teslas in Europe, the connector types tend to be Type 2, which is the most common inlet connector in Europe.

If you live in North America, you need a SAE J1772 adapter to connect the AC charger or charging station befor inserting. And a CCS1 adapter is for DC fast charging. To see if your Tesla will support the CCS1 adapter, go to your Settings in your vehicle dash.

Is there any difference between Tesla charging and standard charging points?

There's not a lot differences between these 2 methods. The main differences between Tesla charging points and standard EV charging points are branding and exclusivity.