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EVDANCE Released NACS and J1772 Charging Extension Cables

Owners of EVs can now extend their charging reach with new 21-foot or 40-foot cables designed for home hardware.

Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Electric Vehicles

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EVDANCE has launched new NACS and J1772 extension cables, allowing homeowners to bridge the gap between wall-mounted charging stations and their parked electric vehicles. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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EVDANCE has introduced new NACS and J1772 extension cable options to help drivers reach charging stations in garages and driveways. The products are designed to bridge the gap between existing chargers and vehicle ports.

Why it matters

Many EV owners encounter challenges when parking layouts keep their vehicles just out of reach of standard charging cords. These extension cables allow homeowners to charge safely without needing to relocate their existing wall-mounted hardware.

The extension cables support 50 A, 240 V, and 12 kW, with 10,000 units sold across the lineup last year. Options include 21-foot or 40-foot lengths, featuring 8 AWG copper conductors and an IP66 water and dust protection rating.

The players

EVDANCE

A manufacturer of residential electric vehicle charging hardware that focuses on providing aftermarket solutions for home charging setups.

The details

The cables connect to your existing residential charging hardware to provide additional reach for your vehicle. Each unit uses 8 AWG copper conductors inside a durable TPE jacket to maintain safe energy flow, while the NACS version keeps the charge-port button functionality active. The IP66 rating ensures that the cables are shielded against dust and powerful water jets, making them suitable for both garage and outdoor driveway use.

Timeline

  1. Over 10,000 extension cables were sold during the last year.

  2. The new NACS and J1772 versions were announced on September 29, 2026.

The Home Front

This release reflects the ongoing trend of homeowners adapting their garages and driveways to accommodate varying EV charging port placements. It follows the standardization of charger accessibility set by the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) protocols.

Before purchasing an extension, verify your current charger's amperage output to ensure it matches the 50 A capacity of these cables. Always inspect the charging cord and your vehicle's port for debris or moisture before connecting to maintain safety.

The takeaway

Extension cables provide a practical solution for charging layouts that exceed standard factory cord lengths. Homeowners should ensure their wall-mounted charging unit is securely installed and consult a licensed electrician if they have questions about their system's total power capacity.

Further reading

Learn more about the latest innovations in home power systems at Electric Vehicles.

Source note: This article includes information reported by CHARGED Electric Vehicles Magazine.

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