Best EV charger for Tesla in Australia

Every Tesla sold in Australia charges on AC through a Type 2 socket, the same standard used by almost every other EV here. That means you are not locked into one brand of charger.

Tesla Wall Connector vs a third-party charger

The Tesla Wall Connector is a clean, reliable unit, but a quality third-party Type 2 charger often gives you more: open app control, dynamic load management and solar integration. One real difference: the Tesla Wall Connector does not support OCPP, the open standard that lets a charger talk to third-party energy and billing platforms. A good independent charger does, which matters if you ever move, sell, or add solar. The car itself charges identically either way.

How fast will it actually charge

• Single-phase home (most AU houses): up to about 7.4 kW, adding ~40 km of range per hour.
• Three-phase home: a Tesla's onboard charger accepts up to 11 kW, adding ~60 km per hour.
• A 22 kW charger is fine to install, but the car will cap AC charging at its onboard limit.

What we recommend

For a Tesla owner, a 7 kW smart wall charger covers daily driving comfortably and is the cost-effective choice on single-phase. If you already have three-phase, an 11-22 kW unit gives you headroom and faster top-ups. We match the unit to your supply and your driving during the quote.