TESLA · JAPAN CHARGING GUIDE
Compare Superchargers, NACS, CHAdeMO, J1772 and home charging, with connector and adapter guidance.
Start with how you plan to charge; the detailed numbers can come later.
Updated October 25, 2026
Tesla Japan has announced a new CHAdeMO adapter supporting 130 kW and access to around 14,000 fast chargers across Japan. Sales through Tesla Shop are planned to begin in January 2027.
Read Tesla Japan’s official announcement中文版高清图，含 Urban、V4、FLASH、新旧转接头与日本版随车充。日本語の高解像度ガイド。Urban、V4、FLASH、アダプターと日本仕様のモバイルコネクターを掲載。A high-resolution English chart covering Urban, V4, FLASH, adapters and Japan-spec Mobile Connectors.
Actual power varies by charger, vehicle, state of charge, and temperature. Treat all figures as a guide.
Tesla's integrated fast-charging network, connecting navigation, battery preconditioning, and in-app payment.
Navigate to a Supercharger so the car can precondition its battery before arrival.
NACS fast chargers that connect directly to a Tesla. Like Superchargers, they are suitable for quick charging on long-distance trips.
Operators and pricing differ from Tesla Superchargers. Check the site's official instructions.
A widely used public DC fast-charging connector in Japan. Tesla Japan’s new adapter supports 130 kW, with sales planned for January 2027. The legacy adapter supports up to 50 kW.
Actual charging power depends on the vehicle, state of charge, temperature and charger. Sales of the new adapter are planned for January 2027.
AC chargers common at hotels, parking lots, and restaurants. A J1772-to-NACS adapter is required.
Best for turning parked time into charging time, not for a quick energy stop.
Tesla's fixed home charger, delivering up to 9.6kW depending on the 200V electrical setup. Ideal for daily charging.
Electrical inspection and installation may be required. Consult a qualified electrician or Tesla Certified Installer.
A portable charger for compatible outlets: up to 1.2kW on 100V and 3.2kW on 200V.
Confirm the outlet, voltage, and permitted current before connecting, and follow Tesla's instructions.
Use the connector shape and charging context to narrow the choice, then confirm compatibility before connecting.
Used with AC charging at hotels, car parks, and other destinations. It is best for turning a longer stop into charging time.
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Illustrated from Tesla Japan’s official connection image. The new adapter supports 130 kW, with Tesla Shop sales planned for January 2027.
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CONNECTOR KEY
Separate AC from fast charging first, then confirm whether an adapter is required.
Set up payment and required apps once, and future sessions become straightforward.
Confirm connector, power, hours, and parking fees.
Use the touchscreen, Tesla app, or handle button.
Look for the green pulse and charging status in the app.
Leave promptly after charging and watch for idle fees.
