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

Tesla releases $550 AC charger with standard plug, not Tesla’s plug The new wallbox uses the J1772 plug; Tesla owners will use an included adapter.

We examine a new Tesla Universal Wall Connector. It's a 48-amp home charger that can charge any electric vehicle without the need of an adapter.

The Tesla and CHAdeMO plugs are not to scale, but the CCS Type 1 and J1772 plugs are both shown at the same scale. Level 1 and level 2 chargers both use the same plug, the SAE J1772.

The new J1772 Wall Connector is available to buy for $550 through the Tesla website. While Tesla vehicles will continue to use a proprietary charger in the North American market, this isn’t the ...

The board settled on conductive charging as the new vehicle charging standard, and the SAE J1772 conductive plug design was born as the definitive new connector.

Autel also stands behind the MaxiCharger with a three-year warranty. Autel Maxicharger AC Lite Home 40-amp/9.6-kW EV Charger (J1772 plug) ...

ChargePoint has a new one-size-fits-all solution to public charging with the introduction of the "Omni Port." The Omni Port combines the Level 2 SAE J1772 plug with the Combined Charging System ...

The electric vehicle space is changing, and quick. While only a few months ago the majority of EV makers used the J1772 connector for Level 2 charging, and the CCS connector for DC fast charging ...