Tesla Mobile Charger Connector 110-VOLT & 220-VOLT Plugs (NEMA 5-15 & NEMA 14-50) Up to 32-Amp 7-KW

Works great! It’s cheaper on the Tesla website to be honest but I ordered it through Amazon because I would receive it a lot faster. Very happy with it haven’t had any issues so far.

You have purchased the most advanced car in the world, a Tesla. The optimal charger for this vehicle is an original Tesla charger. Whether it is the mobile connector or the wall charger, both options are exceptional. The mobile connector is lightweight and highly functional.Regarding the seller, the items were not shipped in the original Tesla box or accompanied by the travel bag. This suggests that they may have been a previous return. Additionally, purchasing directly from Tesla is more cost-effective, which is the decision I ultimately made.

Really good buy. It works great for both 110V and 220V. Heavy duty material. Very happy with it.

Works well, the quality is very solid and constructed good, it charges about 5miles/hr and comes with a 240 converter to charge faster. It was a great value for the price because I had an Amazon gift card. The cord is very long.

This was as advertised and a life saver bought a nema EV 14-50 and wired it up (I’m a 01 inside wireman) aka union electrician and it works perfectly got me charging much quicker like I needed

It works just make sure your schedule is cleared to get a full charge

Works great charging well doesn’t over heat and simple install

I bought this for my 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 which is the first non-Tesla vehicle to have the NACS/Tesla port for charging. I bought this because while I didn't want to buy from Tesla, I don't trust any of the random companies with something involving high voltage. This could also be relevant to anyone trading in a Tesla for an Ioniq 5 who wants to keep their existing Tesla mobile charger.So here's the thing, this doesn't work for the Ioniq 5, not out of the box at least. In theory they should work as the Hyundai has NACS and the charger DOES work with non-Teslas (this can be confirmed with an adapter). Instead, the charger when plugged in results in the vehicle locking and unlocking the charger over and over. There's some sort of miscommunication between the devices.HOWEVER, all hope is not lost. As The Ioniq Guy on YouTube posted (this month, April 2025 if you want to find and watch it), if you use a NACS to J1772 adapter followed by the included J1772 to NACS adapter, it somehow works. Do note that NOT every adapter will work (the first cheapo one I bought on amazon did not), but I can confirm the one from Lectron does.Hopefully an OTA update to the vehicle can make this work out-of-the-box, but in the meantime, if you are a Ioniq 5 or other non-Tesla-with-NACS, I would look for something from a reputable brand that is confirmed working with your vehicle first.