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I am tempted to install a charger at the end of our driveway (I have outlets there) and list it on plugshare, wasn't sure how much L2 demand there would be. We're at the end of a dead end road, 3 miles from town (and the SC installation).
You'd save someone's day who's visiting a friend and had a Leaf or something.

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I think I mentioned upthread, but I’ve had to drive 30+ miles (15+ each way) out of my way to get to a Supercharger or not get home. Less than half that distance off is an EA charging station. I’ve also had trips where I’ve had to deviate from my planned route to add a Supercharger stop.

I think most people would prefer not driving 30 miles out of the way to charge their car.

It is actually not emergency use I’m concerned with, it’s just going out of the way.
I'm sure I'm naively missing something here... but why don't you get a CCS-to-Tesla charging adapter and use the more accessible EA charging station?

 

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I'm sure I'm naively missing something here... but why don't you get a CCS-to-Tesla charging adapter and use the more accessible EA charging station?

This is exactly what I would like to do.

But I am somewhat hesitant to buy a sort of gray market product which was made for the Korean market and imported through sometimes shifty channels.

Tesla should ship these in the US.
 

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This is exactly what I would like to do.

But I am somewhat hesitant to buy a sort of gray market product which was made for the Korean market and imported through sometimes shifty channels.

Tesla should ship these in the US.
He mentions that some of them ARE Telsa products. Specifically one for CCS to Tesla.
 

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He mentions that some of them ARE Telsa products. Specifically one for CCS to Tesla.
Yes, Tesla products, made for the Korean markets and shipped into the US through gray market importers. You cannot buy them through the Tesla store. If you buy them, you have no support or warrantee from Tesla, you aren’t even really guaranteed they aren’t knock off forgeries.

Again, why does Tesla sell these in Korea, but not the US?
 

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Yes, Tesla products, made for the Korean markets and shipped into the US through gray market importers. You cannot buy them through the Tesla store. If you buy them, you have no support or warrantee from Tesla, you aren’t even really guaranteed they aren’t knock off forgeries.

Again, why does Tesla sell these in Korea, but not the US?
I had to rewatch the video. The first time I watched it I got the impression Tesla WAS selling CCS1->Tesla adapters in the US. Rewatching and listening carefully, he meant they are now available to buy in the US, FROM THIRD PARTY RESELLERS.
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