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Charging a Tesla Model Y at 205 kW using a CCS1 adapter
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I need one of these adapters.
Hope to see the opposite adapter soon also.
Nice.
Interesting to see a Tesla taking advantage of a charger that GM paid to put in for use by anyone and not just their own customers.
I hope they bring this adapter to the US market officially soon. I’d be very interested in a Model 3, but not without CCS capability.
The day these hit the Tesla US store I’ll reorder another Model 3. Can’t understand what’s taking so long. I miss my Model 3 but not the stupid proprietary charging ecosystem lock-in.