TESLA SUPERCHARGER EXTENSION CABLE FOR NON-TESLA EVS

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This video reviews a prototype Tesla Supercharger (NACS) extension cable developed by A2Z EV, designed to help non-Tesla EVs reach Supercharger ports more easily. The reviewer tested the cable on AC and DC charging, confirming functionality on both. Key benefits highlighted include enabling correct stall parking for EVs with rear charge ports, avoiding blocking multiple stalls, and potentially assisting trucks with trailers. The cable is rated for 1000 volts and will be 350 amps, featuring dual thermal sensors on each end to derate or stop charging if overheating occurs. A production version, expected around May-June 2025, will be approximately 5 feet long and priced around $300 USD. While functional, the reviewer notes it's a niche product not for every EV owner, but addresses a real need for some users facing Supercharger accessibility issues.