JOLT //
Automatic emergency release // aftermarket

The fastest way off a charger when seconds matter.

When something goes wrong at a Supercharger, you shouldn't be wrestling a cable. Tap unlock on the screen and JOLT ejects the connector automatically — under 0.4 seconds, from inside the car, with the doors still shut.

See the sequence
Release in 0.4s
Yellow JOLT release actuator mounted on a Tesla charge port at night
Fig.01 — port-side release actuator
(a) How it works

One tap you already know. The rest is automatic.

01
Unlock

In an emergency you tap unlock on the touchscreen — the same control you use every day. Nothing new to learn, nothing to remember under pressure.

02
Release

JOLT reads that unlock signal and fires instantly. A spring-loaded pin pulls the latch collar back, so the car stops gripping the connector.

03
Eject

The cable is pushed clear of the port on its own. You can drive off or get out — no reaching for the handle, no waiting for the car to wake up.

(b) Emergency scenarios

When the threat is a person, a locked cable is a leash.

Chargers sit in empty lots, parking decks and dark corners of rest stops. JOLT means nobody can keep you parked while you decide what to do.

01 // approached
Someone at your window

A stranger walks up and won't leave. Tap unlock, the cable drops, and you're moving before the conversation starts — doors never open.

02 // robbery
Carjacking or hold-up

A tethered car is a stopped car. JOLT removes the one thing standing between you and driving away in under half a second.

03 // followed
You were followed in

The same car pulls in behind you and parks close. You don't have to get out, reach the port, or explain yourself. You just leave.

04 // alone at night
Charging alone after dark

Unplugging normally means opening the door and standing at the rear quarter with your back turned. With JOLT you never step outside and the doors stay locked.

(c) Compatibility
Model 3
2017+ · NACS
Model Y
2020+ · NACS
Model S
2021+ · refresh
Model X
2021+ · refresh

Plug-and-play harness · no firmware modification · 12-min install

(d) Specifications
Eject latency≤ 0.40 s
Actuationspring pin, mechanical
Triggertouchscreen unlock
Power12 V, from vehicle
Actuator mass68 g
Rated cycles50,000+
(e) FAQ
Can it release the cable if the car is dead or frozen?

Yes. JOLT runs off the 12 V rail and a mechanical spring pin. It doesn't need the touchscreen to be responsive, the app to connect, or any signal at the stall.

Could it eject while I'm charging normally?

No. JOLT only arms once the car is parked and latched, and it acts on a deliberate unlock. Charging sessions, sentry events and passive locking never trigger it.

Will it void my warranty?

The harness is a reversible, non-invasive tap. It comes off without a trace and never touches firmware or the charge port assembly itself.

How fast does it arrive?

Kits are in stock and orders placed today go out today, shipping free worldwide. Each one includes the install template and torque spec — about twelve minutes on the driveway.

(f) In stock — ships today

Never be stuck
at a stall again.

One part, fitted once, so the worst night at a Supercharger ends with a tap instead of a struggle. Kits are on the shelf — order today and yours goes out today.

$149
one kit · free shipping
30-day returns
What's in the box
· Release actuator (port-side)
· Reversible harness tap
· Install template + torque spec
· Hazard decal + spare pin
Not a software product. A part.