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What Emporia Energy EV charger is compatible with my vehicle?

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What Emporia Energy EV Charger is Compatible with My Vehicle?

Choosing the right electric vehicle (EV) charger for your car can seem complex due to the variety of charging ports, connector types, and charging levels. This article provides a comprehensive guide to help you determine which Emporia Energy charger is best suited for your vehicle.

Understanding EV Charging Ports and Levels

Emporia chargers are versatile, designed to be compatible with various electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. It's essential first to understand the two most common charging methods:

  1. Home Charging (Level 2): This is the most common method for charging your EV at home. Emporia offers both Classic and Pro Level 2 chargers, which are compatible with the J1772 connector type, used widely in North America for non-Tesla vehicles.

  2. Public DC Fast Charging (Level 3): For quick charging on the go, vehicles often support CCS1 connectors. Note that Emporia chargers are primarily designed for home use, with a focus on AC charging.

Vehicles typically have dual charging ports: the upper portion for J1772 (Level 2 AC charging) and the bottom portion for CCS1 (Level 3 DC fast charging).

Compatibility by Charging Port and Vehicle Type

Vehicles Using J1772 Ports

  • Most non-Tesla EVs and Plug-in Hybrids: If your EV is equipped with a J1772 port, Emporia chargers, such as the Pro and Classic Level 2 models, are compatible. For example: - The 2026 BMW X5 xDrive 50e plug-in hybrid supports Emporia Classic Level 2 chargers with a J1772 connector type. Please ensure you select a model that includes the compatible connector option for your vehicle. - The 2025 Hummer EV3 is compatible with both Emporia Classic and Pro Level 2 chargers, provided they include the J1772 plug for AC home charging.

Vehicles Using CCS1 Ports for Fast Charging

While no Emporia charger currently supports DC fast charging, the same EVs compatible with J1772 connectors for home charging often support CCS1 connectors for public charging stations. For example:

  • The 2025 Hummer EV3 uses a CCS1 port for DC fast charging at public stations. You would need an adapter for such scenarios.

Non-Tesla EVs

Emporia Pro Level 2 chargers are perfect for vehicles like the 2025 Chevy Equinox EV, which uses a CCS/J1772 charging port. These chargers support home charging and ensure compatibility with standard non-Tesla port types.

Emporia Charger Models and Key Features

Emporia Classic Charger

  • Designed for residential Level 2 charging.

  • Compatible with vehicles needing a J1772 connector.

Emporia Pro Charger

  • Offers advanced features with increased power options for fast home Level 2 charging.

  • Supports non-Tesla vehicles with J1772 connectors, such as the Chevy Equinox EV.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the EMC2V3-B charger compatible with hybrids?

Yes, the EMC2V3-B charger is capable of charging hybrid vehicles, such as the 2025 Mercedes BLC 350 E4 hybrid, with no compatibility issues.

How can I ensure the charger I select will work for my vehicle?

  • Could you identify the type of charging port on your vehicle (e.g., J1772 or CCS)?

  • Select an Emporia charger model that is compatible with your port type, such as the Classic or Pro level chargers, which are designed for J1772-equipped vehicles.


Understanding your EV’s requirements and Emporia’s charger options ensures a seamless charging experience, whether you need Level 2 home charging or use fast charging on the go.

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