One Tesla Model 3 driver reported success with the towel hack on a V3 Supercharger (Image: Getty)
A V2 Supercharger will power a Tesla slower during hot days to maintain stable operation (Image: Getty)
However, this charging hack doesn’t apply to Teslas charging at the newer V3 Supercharger stalls, with the exception of the Cybertruck.
Branden Flasch, a Tesla Model S owner, has reported a minor increase in charging capacity when using a V3 Supercharger stall.
This hack’s re-emergence comes as Tesla’s decision to dismiss its entire Supercharging team raises questions about the future quality of the service.
