Is it possible to use a Tesla supercharger using the older V2/V3 dispensers to charge a car other than a Tesla without using the Tesla app? The Public Chargepoint Regulations 2023 say this is a requirement - so how will it be achieved?
This is the latest in a series of videos sharing my knowledge and experience with electric cars. EVs have improved immensely over the last few years, and we are at a point where I think the majority of people can make the switch to electric.
00:00 - Introduction
00:32 - Why is contactless required?
01:18 - Tesla have a PLAN!
01:57 - Wokingham visit
03:06 - Trying it out
04:19 - A change of dispenser
05:21 - Stopping the charger
05:56 - A success of sorts
06:14 - Uxbridge visit
06:48 - Disappointment
07:36 - The good news
08:01 - Short cables
08:41 - Helpline
09:58 - Roaming payment providers
11:38 - Your comments
Videos mentioned in this one
Public EV Charging Just Got Easier! Did You Notice?
https://youtu.be/pQhlmDgnrM8My thanks go to Zapmap and Google Maps for information on supercharger locations and capabilities
https://www.zapmap.com/live/Electrive article on Tesla roaming payment support
https://www.electrive.com/2025/11/18/tesla-accepts-charge-cards-as-payment-in-europe/ The aim of my channel is to provide knowledge and plain speaking about the transition we all face. I hope you will join me for other videos on the move towards a renewable energy future. I will be covering plenty more about EVs, but will also be sharing my experiences as I look into energy generation and electric heating.