Tesla has evidently restarted deploying Magic Dock adapters at its Superchargers within the US or on the very least at one station in Texas.

Earlier this 12 months, Tesla began deploying what it calls “Magic Dock” at a couple of Supercharger stations.

It serves as a brand new receiver for the Tesla cost connector on the Supercharger station and it may be disconnected to the charger to behave as a NACS to CCS adapter.

In February, Tesla formally launched the brand new Supercharger stations with Magic Dock as a approach to onboard non-Tesla EV homeowners to the Supercharger community.

It put in the adapter at a few dozen stations in New York and California, however then the system was not seen coming at any new station in months.

It wasn’t clear what was taking place, however we assumed that Tesla paused the adapter’s deployment due to its offers with automakers to undertake NACS, which began coming in Might.

However now Tesla has been noticed putting in the Magic Dock at a station in Texas:

The Magic Dock was deployed on the Supercharger station in Eastchase Fort Price close to Arlington, Texas.

Tesla introduced a Ford F-150 Lightning to check out the system:

The station will not be but formally listed as “open to non-Tesla electrical autos” on its web site, however it is a good signal that Tesla will maintain opening stations to different EVs forward of releasing its adapters to Ford, GM, Volvo, Rivian, different EV homeowners subsequent 12 months.

Let’s maintain a watch out for extra Magic Dock Superchargers sooner or later.

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