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Tesla Model 3 & Y CCS Port Dust Cap
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CCS Adapter Holder for Tesla Model S & Model X
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EV Charge Card Holder
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EV Charging Cable Bag
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EV Charger Port Cover | Magnetic Rain & Ice Shield
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Type 2 Wall Plate Plug Holder with Cable Hanger
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Pair these chargers and charging accessories with our full range of service tools and vehicle accessories for complete EV ownership. All items are tested for real-world use, with a full warranty.
Chargers & Charging Accessories FAQs
Which EV models are these chargers and accessories for?
They are compatible with Tesla, MG, Kia, Nissan, Renault, BMW, Audi and most other modern electric vehicles.
Are these genuine or aftermarket EV chargers?
We specialise in high-quality aftermarket chargers and accessories that meet or exceed OEM specifications for safety and performance.
Do I need a home wall charger or is a portable charger enough?
A home wall charger is ideal for daily use and faster charging. Portable chargers are perfect for travel or as a backup.
How do I know which charging cable fits my EV?
Each listing clearly states compatible models and connector types. For any doubt we recommend checking your vehicle’s manual or contacting us.
What is the difference between Type 1 and Type 2 charging cables?
Type 2 is the standard connector on most electric cars sold in the UK and on public charge points. Type 1 is found on some older models, such as the first Nissan Leaf and Mitsubishi i-MiEV. Check the socket on your car before choosing a cable.