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I posted about this on the other forum last week. I used the one in Red Hook NY last week. Worked perfectly, only issue is the cable is about two feet too short.

 

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The adapter you see has been added to the Tesla SC handle. When you pull up to the stall you want to use and then enter the number into the Tesla app it releases the handle and adapter. This worked better than any other charging experience I have had in the 2 years I have had this car.

 

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I've heard from people who tried charging their Mach E with tesla superchargers that It's not a good idea. First, there are only a few tesla superchargers that support non-tesla. If you somehow find one and connect your Mach E physically to the charging station, it will not charge your vehicle, as the charging protocols and software used by Tesla and Ford are different.

Charging a Mach E from a Tesla Supercharger could potentially cause damage to the vehicle's battery or charging system and is not recommended.

To charge a Mach E, you must use a charging station compatible with the vehicle's charging port, such as a CCS (Combined Charging System) charger. Ford also provides its network of charging stations. So, I'd recommend you use a compatible charging point.

I use Plugshare to locate Mach-e compatible charging stations in my area, and you can also find one through this app (It's like google map but specifically for charging stations): Ford Mustang Mach-E Charging Station Map | PlugShare

Your assertions are totally wrong. As my photos showed, I had no issue (other than the short cable) charging with a TSC.

 

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Also I believe why you see them on the I90 corridor in NY is they manufacture the SCs in Buffalo. Makes sense as an initial test to install them close to where they make them.