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If you don't have a dryer outlet or can't access one, the Tesla Mobile Connector remains your friend. It ships with most Teslas and includes a 120v adapter that works with any regular wall plug.

The bed also has a NEMA-14/50, 240v outlet so you can even charge another EV if needed. With a two-way charging option, you can run your home off your cybertruck if the power in your house goes out.

Missing just one crucial piece — such as the NEMA 14-50 adapter or the J1772 connector for non-Tesla stations — can quickly lead to both inconvenience and unexpected costs.

Are you tired of your slow Level 1 home charging cord for your electric vehicle? Check out this list of the best Level 2 home EV chargers you can buy.

Today, the automaker announced that the adapter developed by Tesla is now available to order. EV owners can order one free adapter per vehicle through Ford’s website between now and June 30.

For at-home chargers, there are two main types: J1772 and Tesla's North American Charging Standard (aka NACS or J3400). Adapters that let you switch between these connectors are widely available.

Some larger RVs do utilize a NEMA 14-50. So, typically, you'd need a NEMA 14-50 to TT-30 adapter to plug your travel trailer into the Cybertruck.

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Teslas come with an SAE J1772-to-Tesla charging adapter so you can plug into any 240-volt Level 2 charger, which is handy since my home charger is a universal J1772.