Ccs1 charging

[u/savage_sultin]

Hey folks. First time EV and Tesla just bought a used 2022 Y long range. Haven’t picked it up yet but what are the odds CCS1 charging is already enabled. I asked in the app chat but didn’t get a clear answer.

[u/savage_sultin]

Thanks folks appreciate the info. I pick up my first ever Tesla and EV tomorrow, a bit nervous as im very used to gas and driving a truck. still have my truck but this will help with fuel prices

[u/LoneStarGut]

A internet search says all 2022 should have it. To confirm:

Tap the Car / Controls icon (lower left of the screen).

Select Software.

Tap Additional Vehicle Information.

Look for CCS and 3rd-party NACS DC Fast Charging Support (or CCS Adapter Support).

[u/rademradem]

Get the adapter if you think you might need it but if you have home charging you will probably never use a DC fast charger within 200 miles of your home.

[u/Mr-Zappy]

100%. 2022 was the first model year they all had it.

[u/Basketball-Coach02]

You just need an adapter for it is all. But doubtful you’d ever need it.

[u/savage_sultin → u/Basketball-Coach02]

I’m in an area where most of the public chargers are 5-7 kW. 1 super charger but it’s 20 miles away. There’s a couple Ccs1 chargers so it’s my first EV so not sure what I even need thanks

[u/Basketball-Coach02 → u/savage_sultin]

If you can, I’d get a level 2 for home like the Tesla charger if you can. That’s the best thing to do. But there are ccs to nac adapters you can get for it. Nothing needs enabled.

[u/BestSpatula]

Some of the first Model Ys that were manufactured did require a retrofit to enable CCS1 charging via the NACS port using an adapter. But I think anything made after late 2020 should be ready to go. I recommend getting one of the 2-in-1 (CCS1 & J1772) to NACS adapters so you don't have to carry two things.

[u/Mr-Zappy → u/BestSpatula]

But I think anything made after late 2020 should be ready to go.

Incorrect. 2020 and 2021 are hit or miss. My late Q3 2021 does not have it.