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Fast Charging Data Cable for Tesla

$9.99 USD

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Style Type-C to type C Type-C to Lighting (iPhone)

Coiled charging + data cable for Tesla cabins

Reach the phone without leaving a loose cable across the console.

This retracting braided cable extends when you need to charge or sync a device, then gathers back toward the console instead of lying in a long loop. Choose the device connector that matches your phone and verify the Tesla-side port before ordering.

USB-C to USB-C or Lightning
Up to 27W listed output
USB 2.0 data transfer
Woven braid + zinc-alloy ends

TESERY coiled braided charging and data cable in a Tesla center console

The product in five points

A tidy charging lead with the limits shown up front.

Coiled when not in useThe cable extends toward the driver, passenger or a nearby device, then contracts to reduce slack and console clutter.
Two device-side choicesSelect Type-C to type C for USB-C devices or Type-C to Lightning for iPhone/iPad devices with a Lightning port. Connector shape—not the product title—determines the fit.
Up to 27W is a ceiling, not a promiseThe listing states up to 27W. Actual charging speed depends on the Tesla port, device, battery state, protocol and any adapter in the path.
Charge and transfer dataThe listing describes standard USB 2.0 data transfer. It is suitable for ordinary device sync, but it is not a high-speed USB 3 cable.
Braided exterior for daily handlingThe woven jacket and zinc-alloy connector housings are designed for repeated in-car use; avoid sharp bends at the strain relief and inspect the plug if it becomes loose.

Check both ends before ordering

Your Tesla port and your device port are separate decisions.

SELECT THE DEVICE CONNECTOR

Match the end that plugs into your phone

Type-C to type C: USB-C phone, tablet or other USB-C device
Type-C to Lightning: compatible Apple device with a Lightning port
Check case clearance and connector orientation before routing the coil

VERIFY THE TESLA-SIDE PORT

Model year and console hardware can differ

USB port type and power output vary by vehicle year, console and adapter
The current listing’s installation copy references USB-A or USB-C vehicle ports; confirm your actual port and the selected cable end
Do not force a plug or rely on the model badge alone

Connector language is intentionally precise.

The live selector names Type-C to type C and Type-C to Lighting (iPhone). Product images and historical copy use more general USB-A/USB-C wording, so inspect the plug shape and your console port before purchase. A separate adapter may be required for a different port.

Close-up of TESERY braided cable connector housings

A shorter reach when you need it

Keep the phone within reach, then let the coil gather the excess.

A coiled lead is useful for a phone on the center console or a nearby mount, especially when more than one occupant may need access. It is not a substitute for a certified high-power charger or a long extension cable.

Route the cable away from hinges, seat rails and cup-holder lids
Leave enough relaxed length for the person using the device—do not stretch the coil tight
Keep the plug seated fully; a loose connection can interrupt charging or data transfer
Unplug by the connector housing, not by pulling the braided cable

Lightning version is not MFi-certified.

The current product FAQ states that the Lightning cable is not MFi certified. Compatibility and charging behavior can vary by Apple device, case and software; do not present this cable as Apple-certified.

Plug in, then test the connection

A simple setup still benefits from a port and cable check.

Identify the vehicle portLook at the actual Tesla console port and any adapter in use. Confirm the cable’s vehicle-side plug can seat without force.
Choose the device endSelect Type-C to type C or Type-C to Lightning based on the device port—not the phone brand alone.
Connect without tensionPlug both ends fully, route the coil clear of moving lids and seats, and leave a relaxed bend at each connector.
Verify charging or syncCheck the device’s charging indicator or data prompt while parked. If the connection drops, remove the case/adapter and test again before driving.

Charging speed is system-dependent.

The listing’s “up to 27W” figure is a maximum claim for supported conditions. Your vehicle port, device protocol, battery level, cable variant and adapter determine the actual rate.

Product facts

What the current listing supports.

Item	Current product information
Product type	Coiled charging and data cable for compatible Tesla USB ports
Style options	Type-C to type C; Type-C to Lighting (iPhone)
Charging claim	Up to 27W listed maximum; actual output depends on source, device, protocol and adapter
Data transfer	Standard USB 2.0 listed; not a high-speed USB 3 cable
Construction	Woven braided exterior with zinc-alloy connector housings, as described in the listing
Length	Coiled design shown. The current listing contains conflicting length references (1.2 m in imagery and up to 1.8 m in copy); verify the shipped specification before publishing a fixed length.
Vehicle compatibility	Marketed for Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model S and Model X with a compatible USB port; verify port type by vehicle
Package	1 × TESERY quick charging coiled data cable in the selected connector style
Certification	Lightning version is stated as not MFi-certified

Before you order

Charging cable FAQ

Which version should I choose?

Choose Type-C to type C for a device with a USB-C port, or Type-C to Lighting (iPhone) for a device with a Lightning port. Confirm the Tesla-side port separately.

Will it fit every Tesla?

It is marketed for Model 3, Model Y, Model S and Model X with compatible USB ports. Port type, console hardware and power output vary by model year and configuration, so verify your actual port before ordering.

Does it really charge at 27W?

Up to 27W is the listing’s maximum claim, not a guaranteed rate for every device. The vehicle port, device protocol, battery state, cable style and any adapter determine the result.

Can it transfer data?

The listing describes standard USB 2.0 data transfer. It can support ordinary sync where the vehicle, device and software accept that connection, but it is not a USB 3/high-speed data cable.

Is the Lightning cable MFi-certified?

No. The current FAQ states that the Lightning version is not MFi certified. Do not treat it as Apple-certified hardware.

How long is the cable?

The current listing is inconsistent: one image references 1.2 m while the written copy says up to 1.8 m. Because those sources conflict, confirm the shipped specification before relying on a fixed length.

Can I use it with a thick phone case?

Case thickness and connector cut-out depth can prevent a full connection or add strain. Test the plug with your intended case and stop if it does not seat fully.

Why does the phone stop charging when I move it?

Check that the coil is not stretched tight, both plugs are fully seated and the route does not pull on a connector. Test without an adapter or case to isolate the cause.

What is included?

One coiled TESERY charging/data cable in the selected Type-C or Lightning device-connector style. A separate adapter is not stated as included.

Can I return it after use?

Test the connector and port fit before routing it permanently. Review the current refund policy for eligibility of opened or used cables.