Tesla V4 Supercharger cabinet supplier ring

Tesla · DC fast-charging power cabinet feeding several posts

Tesla V4 Supercharger cabinet: who supplies each layer, from cells to final assembly. The V4 cabinet is nearly all Tesla work from one US plant, and its device-level suppliers are not disclosed.

Line drawing of the Tesla V4 Supercharger cabinet; 13 ring rows, 62% in-house, 8% China-supplied 13 ring rows In-house 62% China-supplied 8%
Maker
Tesla
Class
DC fast-charging power cabinet feeding...
Built at
Giga New York, Buffalo
Hub
Supply Chain

Finding

The V4 cabinet is nearly all Tesla work from one US plant, and its device-level suppliers are not disclosed

The ring holds 13 supplier rows across seven layers: eight in-house, zero sole source, one China-supplied and five with the supplier not disclosed.

A near-fully in-house machine: power conversion, controller, software, the NACS connector, Magic Dock and the prefabricated skids are Tesla's, and US cabinets come from one plant in Buffalo, which is the single-site chokepoint. No teardown has been published, so power semiconductors, cooling, cables and card readers are undisclosed, and device-level China exposure cannot be assessed.

The ring

Who supplies each layer

In-house rows first in each layer, then sole, primary, second and multi-source suppliers. The left border shows the supplier country: red China, gold Japan, Korea or Taiwan, blue the US and Europe, gray not disclosed. Confidence: confirmed (company or filing), reported (credible press), inferred (deduced, not disclosed).

Supplier ring: Tesla V4 Supercharger cabinet, by layer
SupplierComponentCountryPlant or locationRelationshipConfidenceEvidence and links
Thermal
not disclosedCabinet cooling
Cooling design and component suppliers not published; Tesla in-house design assumed - inferred
reportedinferrednone found
Power electronics and SiC
TeslaAC/DC power conversion stages (1.2 MW cabinet, 400-1,000 V, up to 8 posts)
Up to 500 kW per car and 1.2 MW for Semi; Tesla claims 3x power density over V3 (specs per TweakTown)
USBuffalo, New York, USin-houseconfirmedcompany release
EV Charging Equipment
not disclosedPower semiconductors (SiC or IGBT)
No published teardown; candidates STMicroelectronics, onsemi, Infineon, Wolfspeed - inferred
multi-sourceinferrednone found
EV Power Semiconductors
not disclosedSite transformer and switchgear
Supplied per site by utility or contractor; candidates Eaton, Schneider Electric, Siemens, ABB - inferred
multi-sourceinferrednone found
Grid Equipment Supply Chain
Compute and AI chips
TeslaSite controller and cabinet control electronics
Tesla lists a site controller where needed; controller chip suppliers not disclosed
USin-houseconfirmedcompany release
Software and autonomy
TeslaPower sharing, network software and app billing
Powersharing across up to 8 posts
USin-houseconfirmedcompany release
Tesla Supercharger Network
Structure and body
TeslaPrefabricated 8-stall skids (cabinet plus posts)
Two 4-stall blocks ship on one trailer; site deployed in about 4 days; skid fabricator not named
USin-housereportedpermit drawings via press report
Charging interface
TeslaNACS (SAE J3400) connector design
Posts also offered for CCS1, CCS2 and GB/T
USin-houseconfirmedcompany release
EV Charging Connectors and Standards
TeslaMagic Dock CCS1 adapter
Standard on new V4 deployments
USin-housereportedpress report
not disclosedContactless card readers and central payment kiosks
Readers on posts and site kiosks reported; terminal maker not named
multi-sourcereportedpress report
not disclosedDC cable and connector manufacture
Longer cable on V4 posts; maker not disclosed; Huber+Suhner (Switzerland) sells a liquid-cooled NACS cable - inferred candidate only
multi-sourceinferrednone found
Final assembly
Tesla Gigafactory New York
Parent: Tesla
V4 cabinet assembly (sole US build site)
V3 cabinet production ended March 2026; automated V4 line reported but not confirmed by Tesla
USBuffalo, New York, USin-houseconfirmedpress report
EV Charging Equipment
Tesla Shanghai Supercharger factory
Parent: Tesla
Supercharger hardware for China
Opened 2021 with 10,000 units a year planned, mainly V3; whether it builds V4 cabinets is not disclosed
USShanghai, Chinain-housereportedpress report
EV Charging Equipment

Shared suppliers

Suppliers shared with other machines

Parent companies in this ring that also supply other flagship machines.

Suppliers of the V4 cabinet that appear in other rings
Supplier (parent)Layers hereAlso in
TeslaPower/SiC, Compute, Software, Body, Charging, AssemblyModel Y, Cybercab, Semi, Optimus V3, Megapack 3

All shared suppliers across the machines: convergence matrix.

Sources

Sources and scope

Scope
Tesla V4 Supercharger cabinet supplier ring
Sources
ElectronsX flagship machine ring dataset: teardowns, company releases and filings, supplier disclosures and trade press; one source per row
Updated
2026-10