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The four adapters that cover most US EVs.

AC and DC adapters look similar and are not interchangeable. Here is what each one does, which cars it fits, and where it is unsafe to use.

NACS CCS1

NACS-to-CCS1 adapter

Lets a CCS1 car charge at Tesla Superchargers

DC onlyUp to 250 kW
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NACS J1772

NACS-to-J1772 adapter

Lets a J1772 car use a Tesla home or destination charger

AC onlyUp to 19.2 kW
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J1772 NACS

J1772-to-NACS adapter

Lets a Tesla use J1772 chargers

AC onlyUp to 19.2 kW
Compatibility
CCS1 NACS

CCS1-to-NACS adapter

Lets a Tesla charge at CCS1 fast chargers

DC onlyUp to 250 kW
Compatibility
Safety first: adapters carry high current for hours. Buy an OEM or UL/ETL-listed unit rated for the full amperage, and never use a DC adapter on an AC charger (or the reverse). A cheap adapter that fits is not the same as an approved adapter that works.