Tesla CCS Adapter doesn't fit Cybertruck

[Ahuch]

Per Kyle Conner on X.

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[jerhenderson]

Good thing NACS is the standard.

 

[TexasRaider]

Per Kyle Conner on X.

I’m confident they’ll make a CT version this year.

 

[Gurule92]

I’m confident they’ll make a CT version this year.

meh, why bother

 

[TexasRaider]

meh, why bother

True. It’d be for a small population / situations where you would want to use it.

 

[fhteagle]

Welp, there goes the last chance I'll be ordering a CT anytime in the next 5 years.

Tesla Supercharger infrastructure is better than most, but isn't adequate by itself out here. I've both had to and actually wanted to go to CCS several times in 10 months. Will that change eventually? Sure. Am I spending high 5 figures to lose options? Nope.

 

[Tedacules]

Per Kyle Conner on X.

They'll have to design a new one for the cybertruck.

 

[Tedacules]

True. It’d be for a small population / situations where you would want to use it.

I would need one so I can charge at work.

 

[Gurule92]

Welp, there goes the last chance I'll be ordering a CT anytime in the next 5 years.

Tesla Supercharger infrastructure is better than most, but isn't adequate by itself out here. I've both had to and actually wanted to go to CCS several times in 10 months. Will that change eventually? Sure. Am I spending high 5 figures to lose options? Nope.

All those chargers will be adding NACS soon im sure. Before 5 years for sure. But what was your RN? lol

 

[Woodrick]

meh, why bother

An interesting point, and for a new Tesla owner I don't recommend getting one. Getting over Range Anxiety isn't solved by buying every option out there, that actually just delays it.

I charge both of my cars at home, off a single 120V 15A plug. It fits my needs 95% of the time. But there are those few times, like after a long trip, where both cars will be needed the next day, that I need a little extra.
The nearest Supercharger to me is 30 miles away. Yes it is possible, yes, I've done it. (probably will today). BUT I do have 3 CCS locations within 5 miles of me.

And yes I was in a trip into the kinda black hole from Memphis to Branson MO. I had not problems getting there, it just had to route me a little out of my way. But since there was a CCS along the way, a quick 10 minutes allowed me to save an hour.

But again, I don't recommend it for new Tesla owners, need to get over range anxiety first. And there's probably no way that I'd EVER need it in California.

But as of just a week or two ago, I've got a Supercharger 5 miles away. That makes the need for the Cybertruck a lot lower.

 

[Startreknerd]

Per Kyle Conner on X.

I've never had the news to use the CHAdeMO adapter aside from vacationing on the Big Island, since there's no Supercharger network.

Everywhere else on the sparsely populated west coast there's plenty of SC coverage.

Not sure why this was needed.

 

[Startreknerd]

I would need one so I can charge at work.

What work has CCS for employees?

 

[Gurule92]

An interesting point, and for a new Tesla owner I don't recommend getting one. Getting over Range Anxiety isn't solved by buying every option out there, that actually just delays it.

I charge both of my cars at home, off a single 120V 15A plug. It fits my needs 95% of the time. But there are those few times, like after a long trip, where both cars will be needed the next day, that I need a little extra.
The nearest Supercharger to me is 30 miles away. Yes it is possible, yes, I've done it. (probably will today). BUT I do have 3 CCS locations within 5 miles of me.

And yes I was in a trip into the kinda black hole from Memphis to Branson MO. I had not problems getting there, it just had to route me a little out of my way. But since there was a CCS along the way, a quick 10 minutes allowed me to save an hour.

But again, I don't recommend it for new Tesla owners, need to get over range anxiety first. And there's probably no way that I'd EVER need it in California.

But as of just a week or two ago, I've got a Supercharger 5 miles away. That makes the need for the Cybertruck a lot lower.

For sure. I've personally never needed CCS adapter (i dont roadtrip outside of mountain towns in CO).

I always have either a supercharger or destination charger (or equivalent) that I use.

I used to use plugshare to look for some J1772 plugs if i really needed help but those days have long since stopped.

 

[Outdoors]

An interesting point, and for a new Tesla owner I don't recommend getting one. Getting over Range Anxiety isn't solved by buying every option out there, that actually just delays it.

I charge both of my cars at home, off a single 120V 15A plug. It fits my needs 95% of the time. But there are those few times, like after a long trip, where both cars will be needed the next day, that I need a little extra.
The nearest Supercharger to me is 30 miles away. Yes it is possible, yes, I've done it. (probably will today). BUT I do have 3 CCS locations within 5 miles of me.

And yes I was in a trip into the kinda black hole from Memphis to Branson MO. I had not problems getting there, it just had to route me a little out of my way. But since there was a CCS along the way, a quick 10 minutes allowed me to save an hour.

But again, I don't recommend it for new Tesla owners, need to get over range anxiety first. And there's probably no way that I'd EVER need it in California.

But as of just a week or two ago, I've got a Supercharger 5 miles away. That makes the need for the Cybertruck a lot lower.

Nearest Tesla charger is in another country and is 50+ miles away or 172 miles to the nearest in country supercharger.

Yet a CCS fast charger is 45 miles away. I don't have grid power at home and use 100% solar. Sometimes depleting my home battery just isn't in the cards because of clouds.

Ones broad strokes on what others need I find often hard. After all I don't know their needs. So should one suffer because everyone is all the same, and just need to get over my range anxiety?

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