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Tesla bucks industry standard with new charging system for Model S (Engadget)
At a time when most EV manufacturers are converging toward charging station
conformity, Tesla is still marching to the beat of its own drum. Late last
month, the company unveiled a new plug and charger that looks notably
different from the J1772 connector -- the SAE International standard you'll
find on most electric cars, including the Chevy Volt and Nissan Leaf. The new
system, which will be available for the upcoming Model S, consists of a
lightweight plug and wall-mounted unit that can supply 240 volts at up to 80
amps. It also features a comparatively thin cable that promises to deliver
fast charging at 480 volts, which, according to the company, should give the
Model S an extra boost. When connected to a 240 volt outlet, the car will be
able to re-juice at a rate of 62 miles of travel per hour of charging. And
while its streamlined aesthetics may signal a shift away from the J1772,
Tesla's new charger does feature standard connectors for 120 volt and 240 volt
outlets, and will ship with an adapter for industry standard plugs. So why did
the manufacturer choose to ignore the J1772? CEO ...
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