Charging at home is hands-down one of the best parts of owning a Tesla, but it’s also where new owners get overwhelmed fast. In this video I break it down the simple way for 2026: what you actually need (and what you really don’t) to charge a Model 3, Model Y, Highland, Juniper—any Tesla—without wasting money on gear that sounds cool but doesn’t change your day-to-day life. I walk through the biggest misconception I see all the time, then compare the three real home options: a standard wall outlet, a 240-volt outlet, and a wall-mounted Level 2 charger. I also cover the stuff people love to argue about—extension cords, whether you need a garage, and how often you should plug in—plus the settings that make home charging feel “set it and forget it”: daily charge limits, scheduled charging, and location-based charging. And yes, I talk about Supercharging too—where it fits, and why it shouldn’t be your main plan if you can avoid it. My goal is to save you time, money, and frustration. By the end, you’ll know which setup makes sense for your driving, what to skip, and the exact habits/settings I recommend for everyday charging.