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Why you Need a CCS Adapter?
EVbase makes a CCS to Tesla adapter, allowing Tesla drivers to take advantage of the more extensive CCS fast charging network.the adapter is good enough to charge at up to 250 kW from third-party charging networks, which is quite interesting.
The compact Tesla CCS Combo 1 Adapter will be an interesting option that significantly expands DC fast charging options for Teslas in North America.
We have intercepted a part of the map of the United States, as shown in the picture, if you only choose Tesla charging piles, you may have to go far to find them or have to queue for a long time to get Tesla charged. But when we choose Tesla and CCS charging piles at the same time, we may get a significant increase in the number of charging piles, which reduces more worries for many travelers or car owners who use Teslas outside for a long time.
The Tesla CCS Adapter is an essential adapter for your Tesla experience.
Buy the EVbase Tesla CCS Adapter,please use the coupon code "EVbase" to get 10% off this week only.
Buy the EVbase Tesla CCS Adapter,please use the coupon code "EVbase" to get 10% off this week only.
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