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Every EV Charging Standard and Connector Type Explained
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Here is an excellent article that removes the mystery of the different connector types and charging standards.
Follow the link to read more: https://www.lifewire.com/every-ev-charging-standard-and-connector-type-explained-5201160
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The biggest problem with the multitude of connectors is what is able to be converted to what. As far as I can tell Teslas can only be converted to J1772 or CHAdEMO. It didn't answer questions like is J1772 better than finding a NEMA plug.
I agree it is a bit confusing. I think the article incorrectly says you can get a CCS adaptor, and I am not aware of a Tesla approved adaptor to CCS.