The Wireless Charging Platform plugs in via USB-C cable to a 65W power adapter. Apple stopped work on the AirPower in 2019, saying it wasn’t able to get the charging pad to its “high standards ...

At $300, and with only Qi-based charging, it's not worth buying the Tesla Wireless Charging Platform unless you're a Tesla superfan. At this point, a MagSafe charger is a much better use of your ...

If you own a Tesla and are in the market for, say, a Polestar, Hyundai Ioniq 5, or another type of EV, you can charge them both via your home charger using a J1772 adapter.The opposite is also ...

Qi-capable devices such, as Apple’s iPhone, can be charged using the Tesla charging platform. It is bundled with a 65W USB-C power adapter. The device is expected to begin shipping in February 2023.

While the truck is slated to go into production next year, it’s edgy design has inspired a $300 wireless smartphone charger that could arrive before the pickup.. Noticed by Engadget and listed ...

Tesla filed a lawsuit in federal court last week against startup EV charger adapter manufacturer EVject for false advertising, trademark dilution and unlawful trade practice. The electric ...

Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) has reduced the price of the CCS Combo Adapter from $250 to $175. What Happened: The CCS Combo Adapter allows Tesla drivers to use third-party charging networks up to ...

Tesla has confirmed it is working on a wireless inductive home charger for its electric cars after teasing it earlier this year. Tesla has never shown any interest in wireless charging until ...

When launching the ~$250 adapter in Korea, Tesla said that it was rated for 150 kW, but now a Model Y owner who imported it managed to charge at 205 kW at an EVgo station with it (via Reddit): ...

Even after removing the plastic wheel arches that keep the component from actually fitting into the charging bay, the adapter reportedly would not work with a high-voltage charger.

Tesla filed a lawsuit in federal court last week against startup EV charger adapter manufacturer EVject for false advertising, trademark dilution and unlawful trade practice. The electric ...