Mazda MX-30 Portable EV Charger & Charging Cable
The Mazda MX-30 uses a J1772/NACS connector and supports AC charging up to 7.0kW. Whether you're charging at home from a standard outlet or a 240V dryer outlet, a quality portable charger makes the difference.
Portable EV chargers for the Mazda MX-30
Your Mazda MX-30's connector depends on the model year. Products are labelled by connector type — choose the one that matches your vehicle.
Level 1 EV Charger - Standard Home Outlet (NEMA 5-15 120V)
Plugs into any standard home outlet (120V). Available in multiple lengths. No installation needed — charge overnight.
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Level 2 EV Charger - Dryer Outlet (NEMA 14-30)
Charge up to 5× faster from a 240V dryer outlet. Available in multiple lengths. The most popular choice for daily home charging.
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Switchable Level 1 (120V) and Level 2 (240V) charging for NACS vehicles. One charger, two speeds. Available in multiple lengths.
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Estimated charging times from 10% to 80% based on the Mazda MX-30's 50kWh battery.
| Charging Method | Power | Amps | Est. Time (10–80%) | Best For |
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| Level 1 — Standard Home Outlet (120V) | 1.44kW | 12A | ~24 hours | Overnight / top-up |
| Level 2 — Dryer Outlet (240V) | 7.68kW | 24A | ~5 hours | Daily home charging ⭐ |
Times are estimates based on a 50kWh battery charging from 10% to 80%. Actual times depend on state of charge, temperature, and the vehicle's onboard charger. Your Mazda MX-30 supports a maximum AC charge rate of 7.0kW.
Will this charger work with my Mazda MX-30?
Your Mazda MX-30's connector depends on the model year: 2025+: NACS (J3400) | Pre-2025: J1772. Check the charging port on the driver's side to confirm, then choose the matching charger above.
All chargers are tested to UL standards and come with a 1-year warranty.
Frequently asked questions
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The Mazda MX-30 uses a J1772/NACS connector. For the fastest home charging, we recommend a Level 2 charger which plugs into a 240V dryer outlet and charges at about 7.7kW. If you don't have a 240V outlet, a Level 1 charger works from any standard 120V home outlet.Note: the connector varies by model year — 2025+: NACS (J3400) | Pre-2025: J1772.
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Yes. A Level 1 charger plugs into any standard 120V home outlet — the same type you use for lamps and phone chargers. It charges at about 1.4kW, adding roughly 4–5 miles of range per hour. That's enough for overnight charging. For faster charging, a Level 2 charger uses a 240V dryer outlet (the larger outlet typically found in your garage or laundry room) and is about 5× faster.
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Level 1 uses a standard 120V home outlet and charges at about 1.4kW (4–5 miles of range per hour). Level 2 uses a 240V dryer outlet and charges at about 7.7kW (25–30 miles of range per hour) — roughly 5× faster. Level 2 is the most popular choice for daily home charging. Both are portable, plug-in chargers — no electrician or permanent installation needed if you already have the right outlet.
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The Mazda MX-30's connector changed between model years: 2025+: NACS (J3400) | Pre-2025: J1772. The easiest way to check is to look at the charging port on the driver's side of your vehicle. J1772 has a round plug with 5 pins. NACS (used by Tesla and newer EVs) is a smaller, oval-shaped plug. Your owner's manual will also confirm the connector type.
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Every Wottz cable comes with a comprehensive warranty and is built to last. Our cables are IP55 rated, CE certified, and tested to work in temperatures from -30°C to +60°C. We also offer a cable repair service and optional Wottz Care protection plan.
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