There may be a handful or so over here. In the early days (May 2020) some German dudes went to the trouble of importing one... can't possibly be the only ones to do so. A german EV rental firm also imported an early Model 3 in early 2018.
Having worked in the EV charging space for 5 years, I've come to the conclusion that 90% of people will never need to have a full blown wallbox installed in their home, ever... of course I could never actually say that too loudly, because that'd mean we wouldn't sell any!
I've occasionally resorted to charging on the small tesla brick (over here usually only used as a last resort) on Schuko (although certain people tell you not to), and even that throttled down to 10A resulted in a 15 km/h charge - so 150-200 km overnight. Very few people actually drive that much over the course of the day. Improving on that by installing a cheap blue CEE16 (the "camping socket") would even result in 24 km/h or something, totally sufficient (and without the schuko nay-sayers panicking) and possibly saving you a thousand euromonies (because despite the fact that the german state will subsidize home wallboxes with 900€, there still has to be an electritian putting 3-phase power to the wallbox, installing it and putting their signature on the fact that it's all well and proper).
Other note is that US power is 120v for outlets at a lower amperage; 120v - 15A circuits is the most common, so technically 120v 12A (80% safe draw), or 1.440kw/h usable. Most builds/homes do not have 240v/higher amperage circuits in them, unless the homeowner installs it afterwards.Oh yeah, I didn’t even think that you additionally have the damn proprietary Tesla plug to think of! At least that’s not an issue here...
Yeah, as a German one tends to forget that we're super spoiled in regards to the electricity supply we get at home. Always 3 phase...
I should clarify what I meant maybe: we spoiled Germans all get 3phase (with neutral) 230/400V in our homes.
the amount of differences you have is crazy to me ?
Other note is that US power is 120v for outlets at a lower amperage; 120v - 15A circuits is the most common, so technically 120v 12A (80% safe draw), or 1.440kw/h usable. Most builds/homes do not have 240v/higher amperage circuits in them, unless the homeowner installs it afterwards.
the amount of differences you have is crazy to me ?