It costs more, but for maximum flexibility you can't beat the Tesla Universal Mobile Connector (UMC). It has interchangeable AC pigtails for various kinds of 120V and 240V plugs, and it automatically advertises the charging current appropriate to the plug type, up to 32A. So, for example, it advertises 12A with a NEMA 5-15 plug, 24A with a NEMA 14-30, and 32A with a NEMA 14-50. You get the maximum charging speed no matter what kind of socket is available to you.
You need to buy not just UMC itself, but also the selection of the A/C pigtails you want and a Tesla-to-J1772 adapter such as a TeslaTap or JAdapter so that you can plug it into the Bolt.
You need to buy not just UMC itself, but also the selection of the A/C pigtails you want and a Tesla-to-J1772 adapter such as a TeslaTap or JAdapter so that you can plug it into the Bolt.
