In this video I break down Tesla home charging in a way that actually helps you pick the right setup—and avoid the mistake I see new owners make all the time. I start with the different charging levels (Level 1 vs Level 2) and what they realistically add overnight for a Model 3 or Model Y. Then I walk through how to decide on a charger based on your driving habits, your panel capacity, and whether you want something simple or a more “future-proof” install. I also cover the stuff that gets overlooked: where to mount the charger so the cable actually reaches, how an extension cable like EV Dance can save you when your ideal parking spot isn’t ideal, and what to think about before you pay an electrician (permits, load considerations, and clean installs). After that, I talk incentives and rebates, the whole NACS vs “universal” conversation, and how scheduled charging can save you money by hitting off-peak rates. Finally, I answer the big question—should you rely on Superchargers—and why home charging is still the move for convenience, battery routine, and day-to-day ownership.