Tesla Charging Cables

Smartly Charging Tesla

Charging Tesla EVs correctly is important to not only get the most out of every full charge but also to prolong the battery life of your Tesla electric car. No matter what model of Tesla car you have, it is vital to get your charging procedure as effective as it can be.

Tesla EV Cables & Chargers

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Tesla Models

● Tesla X (100 kWh battery).
● Tesla Y (75 kWh battery).
● Tesla 3 (50 kWh battery).
● Tesla S (100 kWh battery).

The larger battery capacity reflects the overall distance the Tesla car can travel but will also impact how long it will take to fully charge it the bigger the capacity, the longer it will take.

If you opt to get a home charging point installed, you'll need Tesla-compatible charging cables. There are a wide variety of cables to choose from depending on the car model and the type of charger you intend to use.

If you are not sure what cables, chargers or accessories are compatible with your Tesla, our vehicle selector tool.

Here at Smartly Charging we provide a wide selection of Tesla-compatible charging cables such as:

● Smartly Type 2 to Type 2 Cable
● Smartly Type 1 to Type 2 Cable

Browse now and get some of the best deals on high-quality cables for your Tesla today.

Tesla Chargers

When it comes to getting a charger for your Tesla car, you will need to take into consideration the kind of charging port you have before making a decision about what charger to get.

All the chargers we provide are premium-grade and are designed to give you optimal charging for your car.

We offer chargers from:

● Easee
● MyEnergi
● Wallbox
● EVBox

We also offer a fault detection kit to keep your home charging procedures as safe as they can be. Browse our stock now and find the ideal charger for your Tesla today.

When quickly charging a Tesla, it is often best to use public charging stations that can provide superchargers. If you are using a supercharger, 15 minutes of charging can get:
● The Tesla X 142 miles.
● The Tesla Y 158 miles.
● The Tesla 3 175 miles.
● The Tesla S 163 miles.

To fully charge your Tesla car it will always depend on the type of charger you are using. A 7kW charger can accomplish a full charge for the different models in:

● 8-12 hours for a Tesla 3.
● 11-15 hours for a Tesla X.
● 12 hours for a Tesla Y.
● 11-15 hours for a Tesla S.

Most home setups will use 3-pin or 3.6kW charger setups. These are more affordable and easier to install for home applications and can fully charge Tesla cars in:

● 33-45 hours for a 3-pin plug, 21-28 hours for a 3.6kW charger (Tesla S).
● 24-36 hours for a 3-pin plug, 15-22 hours for a 3.6kW charger (Tesla 3).
● 36 hours for a 3-pin plug, 22 hours for a 3.6kW charger (Tesla Y).
● 33-45 hours for a 3-pin plug, 21-28 hours for a 3.6kW charger (Tesla X).

22kW, 50kW, and 150kW chargers can accomplish faster charging. However, these kinds of charging ports are usually found in public locations.

Much like the time, the costs to charge your Tesla will vary depending on your model. On average it costs:

● 9.24 to 10.04 pence electricity cost per mile (Tesla X).
● 7.61 pence electricity cost per mile (Tesla Y).
● 6.19 to 7.29 pence electricity cost per mile (Tesla 3).
● 7.96 to 8.29 pence electricity cost per mile (Tesla S).

For home charging, things get a bit more complex as it will depend on your electricity company and rates, as well as the type of home charger you have installed. However, in the UK, the average cost per kWh for domestic electricity is around 28 pence.

So, on average, it'll cost:

● 28 pounds to fully charge a Tesla X and S with 100 kWh batteries.
● 14 pounds to fully charge a Tesla 3 with a 50 kWh battery.
● 21 pounds to fully charge a Tesla Y with a 75 kWh battery.