If you're looking to install a Tesla charging station in your home, you may be wondering how much you can expect to pay for the equipment. The price depends on whether you opt for the Level 2 Wall Connector or the more advanced High Power Wall Connector.
The Level 2 Wall Connector costs $500. This version comes with a 24-foot cable and is specially designed to plug into the Tesla charging port on your vehicle. It's also compatible with J1772 adapters, used by some other electric cars.
The High Power Wall Connector costs $750 and delivers a charge twice as fast as the Level 2 Wall Connector. If you buy the connector separately, it comes with a 48-foot cable, but if you buy it at the same time as your Tesla, it's included with a 24-foot cable (which is suitable for most people).
So far, we've only discussed the cost of buying the charging station itself — but don't forget that there's also installation to consider. The cost of installing one of these EV charging stations can vary from situation to situation. It depends on your location, the type of electrical panel in your home, and whether or not you need to have an outlet installed near your parking.