Martin Hansen, a Tesla enthusiast from Northern Germany, designed his own miniature 3D version of a Tesla Supercharger fitted with a USB cable to charge your smartphone. DIYers will be happy to ...

A Tesla enthusiast named Martin Hansen created the blueprints so anyone can either purchase or 3D print their own phone supercharger. It looks like a baby Tesla charger! I know we all love mini ...

You’ll need a micro USB or lightning cable to actually get it to charge your phone, and if you don’t have easy access to a 3D printer (or would just rather buy the finished product), Hansen is ...

Tesla’s portable phone-charging battery will complement your Tesla-branded life ... you can always make your own charger. You just need a 3D printer and some motivation. See More: Cars; Circuit ...

This new charger shirks those initial woes and works flawlessly with any MagSafe phone, non-MagSafe phone, or Qi device. In doing so, it moved away from a printed circuit board to a more ...

There were some third-party Model S and Model X wireless phone charging solutions, but they were less popular and Tesla didn’t bother to build its own – until now.. Last week, we reported on ...

Tesla hasn’t changed many visible features on the Model 3 since its debut, but it just made one that you’re bound to notice if you like to keep your phone topped up while you drive.

Tesla has begun selling a wireless phone charger accessory for its Model 3 electric car. The charger retails for $170 and can charge two Qi-enabled devices at once. The pad fits into the centre ...