Tesla has unveiled today an updated charge port design for the Model S and Model X in international markets featuring a CCS2 charge port. Until now the Model S/X in Europe and other markets have […]
On the heels of announcing a delay in Model S orders to markets outside of North America, Tesla has been spotted testing a new taillight design intended for these markets. In a drone flyover of […]
Earlier this week ONroute announced a total of 69 DC fast chargers are going to be installed at their rest stops across Ontario, with most being ready for use by summer 2022. The announcement was […]
Tesla released a new CCS adapter last month, but it was limited to owners in the South Korean market. Eager to have another option to charge their vehicles, several owners were able to bring the […]
Last month Tesla released the long-awaited CCS adapter in South Korea. Shortly after the launch Tesla said it was coming to North America “soon.” It looks like that release may be imminent as the automaker […]
Tesla finally released their long-awaited CCS adapter in South Korea earlier this week. The first customers are now receiving the adapters and we have our first look at the size and form factor of the […]
After months and years of speculation Elon Musk finally confirmed earlier this summer that Tesla will open their expansive Supercharger network to other automakers. The decision was a controversial one among Tesla owners with many […]
Just two weeks after announcing a new CCS charging adapter only available in South Korea, Tesla has dropped the price of the CHAdeMO adapter in Canada and the US. Before today’s price drop, the CHAdeMO […]
Tesla has officially announced plans to release a CCS charging adapter next year in South Korea, giving owners more options to charge their vehicles. In an email sent today by Tesla Korea, the automaker says […]
One of Tesla’s biggest assets is it expansive Supercharger network, now approaching 20,000 stalls at over 2,000 stations around the world. As of right now, only Tesla vehicles can charge at one of the stations. […]
