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EV Charging Adapters Guide: NACS, J1772 & CCS
North America has three main connector types. J1772 is the AC connector on most non-Tesla EVs. CCS1 adds DC fast-charging pins below the J1772 connector. NACS (SAE J3400), Tesla's connector, handles both AC and DC and is being adopted by many automakers.
Choose the adapter by the direction you need: the car's port on one end and the charger's plug on the other. For DC fast charging, use only adapters your automaker approves or that are certified for your car, and follow the station's rules.
Lectron Tesla to J1772 Adapter (48A)
Lets J1772 cars use Tesla Wall Connectors and Tesla destination chargers. It is the most-reviewed adapter we found (2,031 ratings, 4.0★). Ratings are mixed, so read recent reviews.
Check on AmazonLectron J1772 to Tesla Adapter (80A)
For Tesla and NACS cars at public J1772 stations or with J1772 home chargers. 4.6★ on 422 ratings.
Check on AmazonLectron NACS to CCS Adapter with Interlock
Lets CCS1 cars DC fast charge at compatible Tesla Superchargers. Confirm that your vehicle and the station support it. 4.6★ on 652 ratings.
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