Tesla Model S EV Cable

Your Tesla Model S supports a maximum of 16.5kW charging (Three Phase/16A) and uses a Type 2 Connector.

Tesla Model S is a fully electric vehicle, all wheel drive and can accelerate from 0-60mph in 1.99 seconds. With a top speed of 200mph, the wind will be in your hair in no time at all.  It is built for speed and range, together with its wider body and chassis, it will help you go down a straight road and round corners quicker than before.

Charging is done using an EV Cables Type 2 connector with a maximum power of 16.5kW. A fully depleted battery will charge in around 6.5 hours, but you will need a phase 3 grid connection to achieve this.

Internally the Tesla Model S has a 17” cinematic display, ultra-bright and exceptional responsiveness, this display is the best screen to watch anywhere. Tri-zone temperature controls and ventilated front seats come as standard.

The second-row seats can accommodate 3 adults, have extra leg room, head space and the arm rests can be stowed away. Don’t worry if you have forgotten your charger, these seats also have wireless charging for every passenger with enough power to fast charge a laptop or tablet.

Autopilot will enable your car to steer, accelerate and brake automatically under your supervision and assisting some of the driving.  It can automatically change lanes on the dual carriage way/motorway and with the auto park, you can automatically retrieve your car.

Listen to the latest sounds through a 22-speaker, 960-watt audio system with noise cancelling to offer the best experience at home or in the car. The front and rear areas and the fold-flat seats allows you to store your bike and luggage with space to spare.

Go up to 396 miles on a single charge
0-60mph in 1.99 seconds
Top speed of 200mph

Choose from the cables listed below.

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Our EV charging cables are backward compatible. They will automatically switch between 32 and 16 amps. So you can purchase more amps and phases for use on others cars/future-proofing and it’ll still work on your current car. Any cable lower than your cars maximum supported charging, will limit the change rate to the cable capacity.

Don't forget, your charge rate is also limited by your charge point.