There are several types of charging cables available, such as Type 1, Type 2, Mode 2, Mode 3, and fast charging cables, each with a specific connection suitable for certain vehicles and charging points.

It is important to know what type of connection your vehicle has and what type of connection is available at the charging point where you want to charge. Based on this, you can select the right charging cable that is compatible with both your vehicle and the charging point.

When purchasing a charging cable, it is essential to ensure that the cable has the correct connection for your vehicle and the charging point. Additionally, it is important to check whether the cable is suitable for the charging capacity you need and whether it complies with applicable safety standards and certifications.

Although charging cables are not universal, there are adapters available that sometimes allow you to convert different connections. These adapters can be handy in situations where you need to use a different connection than the one you have standard with your charging cable. However, it is important to verify whether the adapter is compatible with your specific vehicle and charging point, and whether it can be used safely.

Always consult the specifications and recommendations of the manufacturer of your vehicle and charging cable, and if necessary, contact a recognized supplier or manufacturer of charging cables for advice on choosing the right charging cable for your specific needs.