Best Tesla Portable Chargers

Buying guide · Updated November 2026

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#1Tesla Mobile Connector (32A)See It on AmazonAmazon Affiliate#2AIMILER 32A Level 2 WiFi chargerSee It on AmazonAmazon Affiliate#3Lectron 40A Level 2 WiFi chargerSee It on AmazonAmazon Affiliate#4EVDANCE 40A Level 2 chargerSee It on AmazonAmazon Affiliate#5bokman 40A Level 1 and 2 chargerSee It on AmazonAmazon Affiliate#6VDLPOWERVP 32A Level 2 chargerSee It on AmazonAmazon Affiliate#7Romaa 32A Level 2 NACS chargerSee It on AmazonAmazon Affiliate#8SEGUMA 16A Level 1 and 2 chargerSee It on AmazonAmazon Affiliate#9Raylix 16A Level 1 and 2 chargerSee It on AmazonAmazon Affiliate#10Lectron 12A Level 1 WiFi chargerSee It on AmazonAmazon Affiliate

The 10 Best Picks: Tesla Mobile Connector and Level 1 and Level 2 NACS portable chargers

Ranking is based on fit and features from the product listings, not hands-on testing.

#1Tesla Mobile Connector, NACS Level 2 Portable Charger, 32A with 20ft Cable

Best for: Owners who want Tesla's own portable charger with 5-15 and 14-50 adapters.

Pros

• Tesla's own portable charger
• A 20 ft cable and up to 32A (7.7 kW) on a 240V outlet
• Comes with NEMA 5-15 and NEMA 14-50 adapters

Cons

• Confirm fit for your exact model and year before buying.

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#2AIMILER 32A Level 2 NACS Charger with WiFi App, 25ft

Top Rated

Best for: Scheduling Level 2 charging from an app on a NEMA 14-50 outlet.

Pros

• NEMA 14-50 plug-in Level 2 charger
• A Tesla NACS connector, adjustable 16-32A, an LED screen and app scheduling
• Works with all Tesla models

Cons

• Confirm fit for your exact model and year before buying.

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#3Lectron Level 2 Tesla Charger WiFi, 40A NEMA 14-50, 16 ft

Best for: 40A Level 2 charging with WiFi app control and kWh limits.

Pros

• Portable 240V NACS charger, up to 9.6 kW from a NEMA 14-50 outlet
• WiFi app control for scheduling and kWh limits
• Works with Model S, 3, X, Y and Cybertruck

Cons

• 16 ft cable, shorter than the 25 ft units here.

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#4EVDANCE Level 2 Tesla Charger, 40A NEMA 14-50, 25 ft

Best for: 40A Level 2 charging with a delay timer for off-peak hours.

Pros

• 240V home charger
• A NACS plug, 25 ft cable, 10-40A adjustable current and a 1-12 hour delay timer for off-peak charging
• Works with all Tesla models

Cons

• Confirm fit for your exact model and year before buying.

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#5bokman Level 1 and 2 Tesla Charger, 40A, 25 ft, NEMA 14-50

Top Rated

Best for: One charger for both 14-50 and household outlets, with a 5-15 adapter included.

Pros

• Portable NACS charger
• A 25 ft cable, NEMA 14-50 plug
• 5-15 adapter, delay timer, 6-40A settings and an IP65 enclosure

Cons

• Confirm fit for your exact model and year before buying.

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#6VDLPOWERVP Level 2 Tesla Charger, 32A with NEMA 14-50 Plug, 20 ft

Best for: A simple 32A Level 2 charger for a NEMA 14-50 outlet.

Pros

• Portable 32A / 7 kW Level 2 NACS charger
• NEMA 14-50 plug and 20 ft cable
• LED status lights plus over-current, over-voltage and overheat protection

Cons

• Listed for Model S, 3, X and Y; Cybertruck is not named.

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#7Romaa Level 2 32A NACS Portable Charger with NEMA 14-50 Plug, 25ft

Best for: 32A Level 2 charging with Wi-Fi app control and a 25 ft cable.

Pros

• About 7.6 kW at 32A from a NEMA 14-50 outlet
• Wi-Fi app control and a 25 ft cable
• ETL listed for Model S, 3, X, Y and Cybertruck

Cons

• Needs a NEMA 14-50 outlet for Level 2 charging.

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#8SEGUMA ETL Certified Level 1 and 2 Tesla Charger, 12A/16A

Best for: A compact charger that works on 120V or 240V outlets.

Pros

• ETL-certified portable NACS charger
• Works on 120V or 240V outlets
• 12A or 16A settings

Cons

• Lower amps than the 32A and 40A Level 2 units here.

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#9Raylix Level 1 and 2 Tesla Charger, 16A with 5-15 and 6-20 Plugs

Best for: Travel charging from a 5-15 household or 6-20 outlet.

Pros

• Switches between a 120V 5-15 and a 240V 6-20 plug
• Built-in Tesla (NACS) connector
• Made for home or travel charging

Cons

• 16A, so slower than the 32A and 40A units here.

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#10Lectron Level 1 Tesla Charger with WiFi App, 12A, NEMA 5-15

Best for: Overnight Level 1 charging from a standard outlet with app scheduling.

Pros

• Portable 120V NACS charger
• App control and scheduling, up to 1.44 kW from a standard outlet and a 16 ft cable
• Works with Model S, 3, X, Y and Cybertruck

Cons

• Confirm fit for your exact model and year before buying.

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More in the shop: Charging picks for the Model S.

About Tesla portable chargers

The best Tesla portable chargers for 2026 are the Tesla Mobile Connector (32A), the AIMILER 32A Level 2 WiFi charger and the Lectron 40A Level 2 WiFi charger. The 10 picks in this guide cover the Tesla Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y and Cybertruck. Check the listed models and years on each pick before you buy.

The best Tesla portable charger plugs into an outlet you already have and charges the car with no hardwired install. This guide covers portable Level 1 and Level 2 chargers with a Tesla (NACS) plug, starting with Tesla's own Mobile Connector, plus alternatives with more amps, longer cables or app control.

Tesla, AIMILER, Lectron, EVDANCE, bokman, VDLPOWERVP, Romaa, SEGUMA and Raylix make the picks. Plug adapters for the Mobile Connector are in the Tesla mobile connector adapters guide, and wall-mounted units are in the Tesla home chargers guide.

How to choose a Tesla portable charger for the Tesla Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y and Cybertruck

• Match the outlet you have. A 120V 5-15 household outlet gives Level 1 charging, while a 240V NEMA 14-50 or 6-20 outlet gives Level 2. The bokman, SEGUMA and Raylix units are listed for both.
• Check the amps. The Lectron, EVDANCE and bokman Level 2 units list up to 40A, the Tesla Mobile Connector, AIMILER, VDLPOWERVP and Romaa list 32A, and the Level 1 units list 12A to 16A.
• Look at cable length. Cables here run from 16 ft on the Lectron units to 25 ft on the AIMILER, EVDANCE, bokman and Romaa chargers.
• Decide on app control. The AIMILER, Lectron and Romaa listings include app scheduling, while others use a delay timer or plug and charge.

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