During Tesla charging sessions, your vehicle produces a range of expected operational sounds. The charging process activates multiple systems, including safety checks that emit soft buzzes and clicks. The Battery Management System creates distinct hums while controlling temperature and monitoring…
Installing a charger at home is a convenient way to keep your Tesla juiced up and ready to go at all times. On days when the charger doesn’t work, it could be super inconvenient, especially if you don’t have enough…
Tesla mobile connectors – also known as UMC or Universal Mobile Connectors – are a kind of backup cable that every Tesla owner should have. Since 2018, Tesla has introduced the generation 2 connectors for its vehicles, but do you…
The Tesla app transforms home charging from a basic utility into a money-saving, efficient process. Through intelligent scheduling and real-time monitoring, you can maximize your charging efficiency while minimizing costs. Setting up your Tesla app requires minimal steps: download, create…
Knowing what charger to use for your electric vehicle (EV) can be challenging. The latest Tesla wall charger (Gen 3) is a good choice if you want a reliable charger that features a Tesla connector, yet the Chargepoint is good…
When your Tesla stops charging, it can be frustrating and confusing. But often, the solution is simpler than you think. Faulty outlets, overheating issues, and high amperage draw are common culprits that can be easily identified and resolved. To get…
Are you tired of your Tesla Wall Charger not working properly? Do you find yourself constantly resetting it or struggling to connect your vehicle to it? You’re not alone. The Tesla Wall Charger is a crucial component for charging your…
Teslas can’t charge each other, a limitation that stems from their lack of bidirectional charging capabilities. Unlike traditional electric vehicle charging, bidirectional charging enables a two-way flow of energy, allowing vehicles to send energy back to the grid or power…
Leaving your Tesla plugged in overnight is safe and beneficial, thanks to the vehicle’s built-in monitoring systems. These systems regulate charging and prevent overheating and overcharging, which can cause battery degradation. This gentle charging method also helps maintain optimal battery…
Owning a Tesla, you’re likely no stranger to EV maintenance. One common question that arises is why the default charging limit on these cars is often set to 90%, rather than 100%. The reason for this is rooted in the…
