Coleção: DC Fast Charge Your Tesla at a CCS1 Station

CCS1 to NACS adapters connect a compatible CCS1 DC fast-charging source to a CCS-enabled Tesla / NACS vehicle inlet. Choose a DC-only adapter when CCS1 fast charging is the only job, or a dual-mode model when you also need J1772 AC Level 2 charging.

Which CCS1 to NACS adapter should you choose?

• Dedicated DC-only path: the Tesla-Link CCS1 to Tesla adapter is rated to 250kW / 500A / 500V DC with IP65 protection.
• Basic 2-in-1 path: combines CCS1 DC fast charging with J1772 AC Level 2 charging and is the product-line option identified for CyberTruck compatibility.
• Pro 2-in-1 path: uses the same 250kW DC / 80A AC electrical path for supported Tesla NACS vehicles other than CyberTruck; the current product data says it is not compatible with CyberTruck.

What must your Tesla support?

Your Tesla must show CCS charging support as enabled for the DC path. Connector shape alone is not enough. Vehicle configuration, software, the charging station, account, and network authorization can determine whether a session starts.

What decides actual charging speed?

Adapter ratings are ceilings, not promised charging speeds. Actual DC output depends on station output, the Tesla charging curve, state of charge, battery temperature, cable conditions, and authorization. For dual-mode products, AC and DC limits are separate; an AC rating does not imply DC performance.

Which direction do you need?

• CCS1 station → Tesla / NACS vehicle: use this collection.
• NACS station → CCS1 vehicle: use the NACS to CCS1 adapter collection.

Use the ChargePapa Buyer's Guide if you need help separating CCS1 DC, J1772 AC, and NACS vehicle-side paths before ordering.