CCS, or Combined Charging System, was the standard in North America and used by every automaker except for Tesla, which ...

Get the InsideEvs Newsletter Sign Up Today Previously, Tesla used the term "inductive charger" to describe the wireless charger present inside the cabin of the vehicle to charge cell phones.

Tesla is tired of having Supercharger cables cut by thieves, so it devised several protection solutions, including a metal sleeve filled with pressurized dye ...

DC fast charging availability is considered ... Interactions in their phone's settings or navigate to Phone Key > Upgrade within the Tesla app.

Tesla is opening thousands of its charging stations to all electric vehicles, making it easier than ever to charge your non-Tesla EV when you're on the road. Dan was a writer on CNET's How-To and ...

Non-Tesla drivers will have to pay a little more to charge at Superchargers ... how you are more likely to see a USB-C port on your phone or laptop than Micro USB or any other connector.

Tesla is incorporating inductive charging into the Cybercab, Musk says. That means there won't be a plug to charge the vehicle. Instead, it'll be like setting your phone down on a charging pad.