What you actually get
The Australian Tesla Wall Connector (Gen 3) is a Type 2 AC charger rated up to 22kW on three-phase and 7kW on single-phase. It includes a 2.5m cable, Wi-Fi commissioning via the Tesla app, and power sharing between up to six units.
Speed you'll actually get
- Single-phase (most Aussie homes): 7kW → ~40km/hr
- Three-phase, Model 3/Y (11kW onboard): 11kW → ~60km/hr
- Three-phase, Model S/X: up to 22kW → ~110km/hr
Unless you drive 300km+ a day, 7kW single-phase is enough for overnight full charging.
What drives the install price
- Distance from switchboard to Wall Connector location
- Single vs three-phase supply
- Switchboard age and spare capacity
- Cable path — surface, in-wall, under-slab or trenched
- Solar / battery integration
For a full breakdown, see our EV charger installation cost guide.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Tesla Wall Connector installation cost in Australia?
The Tesla Wall Connector unit itself is around $750. Installed by a licensed electrician, most Australian homes pay $2,000–$3,500 all-up. Complex installs (long cable runs, three-phase, switchboard upgrades) can reach $4,500+.
Can I get the full 11kW on my Model 3 or Model Y?
Only with three-phase power. On single-phase (most Australian homes), the Tesla Wall Connector delivers 7kW — about 40km of range per hour. That's still enough to fully charge overnight for almost any driver.
Do I need a Tesla-accredited installer?
Not strictly, but Tesla-trained installers know the correct commissioning steps and can enable features like power sharing between multiple Wall Connectors. It's what we recommend and default to.
Does the Tesla Wall Connector work with non-Tesla EVs?
Yes. The Australian Tesla Wall Connector uses a Type 2 plug and works with any EV with a Type 2 inlet (Kia, Hyundai, BYD, MG, Polestar, BMW, etc.).
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