Would something like the following work if I have the proper plug installed https://a.co/d/1Dsdp1c

 

Would something like the following work if I have the proper plug installed Amazon.ca

This adapter would still be level 1 charging. About 1 mile per hour.

Just allows plugging in a 120v device into a 240v outlet. It's still 120v and at most 20 amps. This would be a fire hazard on a 50 amp breaker.

 

If you get s proper plug installed, you should just get a 3rd party ESVE. Like a wallbox. Or juicebox or what i got: chargepoint homeflex. FYI hardwired is better than a plug.

 

This right here is the correct answer.

I have a hardwired charger from Emporia.

 

If you want to consider installing an EVSE (which I strongly recommend), there is one YouTuber who reviews them and from my experience is very thorough and objective. He also has lots of related videos on adapters, charging tests, and range tests. Suggest you check out his video channel.

State Of Charge

State of Charge is dedicated to bringing you the latest electric vehicle reviews, range tests, and comprehensive EV charger reviews.

www.youtube.com

He has a specific playlist for charger reviews....

 

Here is a very comprehensive introduction to the whole topic of chargers (EVSEs), how much capacity to install, and related questions.
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Here is a very comprehensive introduction to the whole topic of chargers (EVSEs), how much capacity to install, and related questions.

Not sure why it shows as "unavailable." I just watched it....
See the next post.

 

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Audi also has a recall on the battery. Both could be fixed immediately if they would retro-fit the 2022 to the 2023 version. But Audi has deemed that "too expensive".. Mean while, your cable could overheat and start a fire in your house if you charge at home! Anyone for a class action lawsuit!

 

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I'd have quite a few nickels by now...

 

Buddy, you need to stop consulting with your friend Jack Daniels before you write your post. If you did have all those nickels, you might donate them to Audi so they might get their customers a decent Nickel-cad battery. The way Audi has handled this recall and in fact their Etron roll out, is customer abuse, plain and simple.

 

 

I wanted ask is there any in-expensive solution so I can charge my car faster other than like going to a charging station or buying an aftermarket charger.

You can find EVSE 240V adapters for under $200 on Amazon. Are they any good? No idea!
That being said, if you will stay in your home for a couple of years at least, I recommend a hardwire installation.
It's safer, and more reliable/robust, and you can pull a higher amount of current than possible through plug-ins (assuming your vehicle can do it -- I know the GT can; don't know about the others.)

 

Bottom line is that Audi sold the e-tron as compatible with a 240vlt home receptacle. They have know of the problem for over a year and are just waiting for a cheap fix.

 

I got $8.36 from the Equifax class action law suit. I think the lawyers got $80,000,000.36.