In Pictures: EVDANCE EV Charging Extension Cable Now Available in NACS and J1772 Versions

A blue Tesla Model 3 charges at an outdoor station, the kind of setup EVDANCE's new extension cables aim to make more flexible.

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Urban drivers who park far from a charger are the target customers for EVDANCE's longer-reach extension cables.

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EVDANCE's extension cables are rated for Level 2 charging at up to 50 A and 12 kW.

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The cables come in NACS and J1772 versions, covering the two main connector standards on U.S. roads.

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EVDANCE says it sold more than 10,000 EV charging extension cables over the past year.

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Charging cables that fall short of a parking spot remain a common complaint among EV owners.

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The extension cables add up to 40 feet of reach for Level 2 charging setups.

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Indoor and garage charging setups can also benefit from the added length, the company says.

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EVDANCE's expansion reflects growing demand for home charging accessories as EV adoption rises.

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