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Tesla Magic Dock Supercharger starts US testing, enabling charging for other EVs

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Last updated: 2023/02/28 at 6:24 AM
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Tesla’s first Supercharger with Magic Dock has begun testing in the United States, allowing non-Tesla electric vehicles (EVs) to recharge their batteries. 

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Tesla begins testing in the USMusk placed the Magic Dock in the Supercharger station

It’s been a while since Elon Musk’s company began introducing its Supercharger network to non-Tesla EV owners in Europe. And it has started doing so in North America this time.

We received photos from a reader showing Tesla Superchargers in California receiving the Magic Dock.

The reader just informed us Tesla was testing compatibility with the Chevrolet Bolt, BMW iX, Volkswagen ID.4, and other EVs!@Elon_Musk pic.twitter.com/83h7c5vX3Q

— w’ab)dam 10/10 (@violenceinmydna) February 26, 2023

Tesla begins testing in the US

Tesla’s first Magic Dock Supercharger has begun testing in the United States.

According to a recent Electrek report, the all-electric car manufacturer has started equipping Magic Docks to one of its Superchargers in the United States.

According to the online news outlet, when the Supercharging network in Europe opened its doors to non-Tesla users, the Musk-owned EV maker said it would do the same in North America by the end of 2022.

However, as we acknowledged the new year, the Supercharger network in the United States still needed to offer to charge services to other car owners.

According to Electrek, opening Tesla’s charging network to other electric car brands in North America is more difficult than in Europe.

@Tesla #Supercharger with the new Magic Dock in #BuffaloNY. Ready for the non-Tesla EVs to start charging.
What do you all think? Is this a good thing or no? 🤔 $TSLA pic.twitter.com/z85TEH1jP7

— Tony (@tonyschorr) February 24, 2023

Musk placed the Magic Dock in the Supercharger station

In Europe, Musk’s EV maker already has a CCS connector that works with other car brands.

On the other hand, the US-based Superchargers use Tesla’s proprietary connector, restricting other EV owners from topping off their batteries. The giant automaker must switch to a new connector or adapter to open its doors to everyone else.

But now, Tesla has begun testing a method to open up its Supercharger network to most of North America’s EV owners.

The EV manufacturer began its project by placing a “Magic Dock” in one of its US Supercharger stations.

With that, a Reddit user noticed a Rivian R1T electric pickup truck charging at the first Tesla Supercharger station loaded with the “Magic Dock.”

Found my first @Tesla Magic Dock in California!

Sadly all 16 stalls were offline … but a Tesla Charging employee was onsite — after a sending an internal message to his team 8 of the 16 chargers came online @RateYourCharge pic.twitter.com/PsKDg5cscU

— Aiaddict (@Aiaddict1) February 25, 2023

How Does Tesla’s Magic Dock Work?

According to Auto Revolution, Tesla has discovered a way for other EV owners to charge their all-electric vehicles in its Supercharger network across North America.

And the solution is the “Magic Dock,” primarily a double latch adapter with a CCS connection.

Non-Tesla EV owners might connect to the Magic Dock’s CCS connector by unlocking it with the Tesla app. This should convert the Tesla Supercharger connector into a CCS adapter.

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