The Universal Wall Connector has a built-in adapter to switch between J1772 and Tesla’s NACS plugs.

Some are relatively universal parts, ... The parts even include diagrams and instructions on how to install them, ensuring that every fiddly little connector actually goes where it's meant to.

Press the button on the connector, and the cord releases from its holding place with the J1772 (the top part of the CCS Combo 1 plug). Don't do it, and you'll see the NACS power pins. It's that easy.

Tesla’s Universal Wall Connector is one of the best-known Level 2 home chargers for electric vehicles. It can recharge just about all EVs on the market today, including the Nissan Leaf, thanks ...

A leading global group that advocates for a standard electric vehicle charging connector and port pushed back Nov. 29 against Tesla plans to establish a North American charging standard, saying it ...

At a $595 price point, the Universal Wall Connector is also not that much more expensive than Tesla’s other charger, which is also super competitive against non-Tesla home charging solutions.

Tesla’s Universal Wall Connector has a magic dock-like adapter detachment that works with Teslas and all other EVs. Tesla sells these chargers on its online shop for $595 each, and it seems to ...