Compatibility / Rule-based review
Check the vehicle, the port and the charging source – together.
EV charging adapter compatibility cannot be confirmed from a brand name or connector shape alone. Use this hub to prepare the six details required for a manual, model-specific review.
How the MVP works
A rule-based first pass with a human decision point
The first-stage checker routes the enquiry by vehicle inlet, charger connector and AC/DC mode. When a combination is not already supported by reviewed evidence, it does not invent a product recommendation – it requests vehicle and charging details for manual review.
Vehicle identity
Brand, model, model year, original market and version.
Physical interfaces
Clear photos and labels for the vehicle inlet and target charging connector.
Operating mode
Home AC, destination AC, public DC or depot DC requirement.
Evidence review
Candidate adapter, documentation, known tests and unresolved limitations.
Result status
Reviewed, conditional, more information required or not recommended.
Next route
Owner enquiry, product page, pilot test or dedicated B2B quotation.
Compatibility review sheet
Collect this before contacting us
Required vehicle details
- Country or region of use
- Vehicle brand and exact model
- Model year and version
- Original sales market
- Vehicle charging-port type and photo
- AC or DC requirement
Required charger details
- Target station connector and photo
- Charger brand/model if visible
- Voltage or rating label if visible
- Home, destination, public or depot context
- Error code or failed-session description
- Vehicle and station software context where available
Owner and single-vehicle reviews can send these details through the general enquiry page. Dealers, fleets, charging companies, distributors and OEM buyers should use the separate quotation page and include quantity, timetable and customization requirements.
Browse by vehicle brand
Brand routes organise questions; they do not replace version checks
BYD
Review domestic-market versus export configuration, inlet and target charging source.
Zeekr
Separate model badge, model year, market version and installed charging port.
NIO
Map the exact vehicle inlet and the AC and DC charging requirements independently.
XPeng
Confirm port photos and the connector on the local charger before selecting a route.
MG
MG configurations vary by market; use the vehicle-specific evidence checklist.
Another vehicle brand
The same evidence rules apply. Send the exact version and both connector ends for review.
Browse by charging standard
Understand the interface before the product
CCS2
Combined Type 2 geometry and DC contacts; common in CCS2-oriented fast-charging markets.
GB/T
Identify GB/T AC and GB/T DC independently before choosing an adapter direction.
Type 2
Review the source-to-vehicle direction, AC mode and onboard-charger limits.
NACS
Confirm AC/DC mode, vehicle support and charging-equipment or network conditions.
A useful answer starts with useful evidence.
Send the model year, market version, vehicle inlet, target connector and AC/DC requirement. Keep owner review and business quotation on their dedicated routes.