Car Chargers

Shop USB-C & Fast Car Chargers

Shop car chargers for phones, tablets, earbuds, power banks, and other everyday devices. Find USB-C car chargers, USB-A car chargers, fast car chargers, dual-port chargers, multi-port chargers, and high-output vehicle chargers for commuting, road trips, rideshares, work vehicles, and everyday driving.

Choose a car charger based on the ports your cables use, the charging speed supported by your device, and how many devices you need to power at once. USB-C Power Delivery chargers are a strong choice for many newer phones and tablets, while USB-A ports support traditional charging cables and older accessories.

Pair a vehicle charger with the right Charging Cables for a complete wired charging setup.

Find the Right Car Charger

Different driving and charging setups call for different car chargers.

USB-C Car Chargers
USB-C car chargers connect compatible USB-C cables to a vehicle power outlet. Models with Power Delivery can provide faster charging to compatible phones, tablets, power banks, and other devices.

USB-A Car Chargers
USB-A car chargers work with traditional USB-A charging cables and are useful for older phones, backup cables, GPS units, accessories, and everyday vehicle charging.

Dual-Port Car Chargers
Dual-port chargers let two devices connect to the same vehicle charger. Some combine USB-C and USB-A ports for greater cable flexibility.

Multi-Port Car Chargers
Multi-port designs support households, passengers, rideshare drivers, work vehicles, and road trips where several devices need power.

Fast Car Chargers
Fast car chargers support higher-output charging standards such as USB-C Power Delivery or Quick Charge where specifically listed.

USB-C Car Chargers

A USB-C car charger is a practical choice for many newer iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Motorola, Android, tablet, power bank, and USB-C accessory setups.

USB-C Power Delivery allows compatible chargers to provide higher charging output than basic low-power USB connections. The actual speed depends on the car charger, cable, connected device, battery level, and supported charging protocol.

For charging away from the vehicle, browse Wall Chargers & Power Adapters.

Fast Car Chargers

A fast car charger can provide a quicker battery boost during shorter drives when the charger, cable, and connected device all support the same fast-charging standard.

Look for specifications such as:

• USB-C Power Delivery
• Quick Charge support
• Maximum wattage
• Single-port output
• Shared output when multiple ports are used
• USB-C and USB-A port combinations

A charger advertised with a high total wattage does not necessarily provide that full output through every port simultaneously. Check each product listing for its individual charging configuration.

Dual-Port & Multi-Port Car Chargers

Dual-port and multi-port car chargers make it easier to charge more than one device from a single vehicle outlet.

They are especially useful for:

• Driver and passenger charging
• Family road trips
• Rideshare and delivery vehicles
• Work trucks and vans
• Phones plus tablets
• Phones plus earbuds or watches
• Navigation devices
• Portable power banks

A combination of USB-C and USB-A ports provides flexibility when different devices use different charging cables.

Car Chargers for Phones

Most modern car chargers can power compatible smartphones when paired with the correct charging cable.

For newer USB-C devices, pair a USB-C vehicle charger with a compatible USB-C cable. For Lightning-based Apple devices, use the appropriate Lightning cable and charger port.

The phone determines how much charging power it can accept, so a higher-wattage charger does not automatically make every device charge at the same speed.

Car Chargers for iPhone & Android

USB-C car chargers can support many current iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Motorola, Google Pixel, and other Android devices.

Compatibility depends primarily on:

• Charger output
• Cable connector
• Device charging port
• Supported charging protocol
• Required wattage

For broader charging options outside the car, shop Wireless Chargers or Power Banks.

Car Chargers with Retractable Cables

Car chargers with built-in or retractable charging cables help reduce loose-cable clutter inside a vehicle.

Retractable designs can be useful for center consoles, front seats, passenger charging, rideshare vehicles, work vehicles, and road trips because the cable extends when needed and stores more compactly afterward.

Always confirm the built-in connector type and supported charging output before choosing a retractable car charger.

Car Chargers vs. Wireless Car Chargers

A traditional car charger plugs into the vehicle power outlet and supplies charging power through USB or attached charging cables.

Wireless vehicle charging setups use compatible wireless or magnetic charging technology to power a supported phone without plugging a cable directly into the device.

For magnetic charging and mounting options, browse Wireless Chargers and compatible phone mounts.

What Wattage Car Charger Do I Need?

The ideal wattage depends on the devices being charged.

Phones generally require less charging power than tablets or laptops, while multi-device charging can require greater total output. A 20W or 30W charger may be sufficient for many phone setups, while higher-output models can provide additional power for compatible tablets, laptops, multiple devices, or higher-demand charging.

Always check the maximum supported output of both the charger and the connected device.

Complete Your Car Charging Setup

Pair a car charger with Charging Cables for USB-C, Lightning, USB-A, retractable, and multi-device cable options.

For charging away from the vehicle, browse Wall Chargers & Power Adapters, Power Banks, and Wireless Chargers.

Car Chargers FAQ

What is a car charger?

A car charger plugs into a compatible vehicle power outlet and provides one or more charging connections for phones, tablets, earbuds, power banks, navigation devices, and other supported electronics.

What is the best car charger for a phone?

The best car charger matches the phone's supported charging speed and the connector used by the charging cable. USB-C Power Delivery chargers are a strong option for many newer smartphones.

Do USB-C car chargers charge faster?

They can. USB-C car chargers that support Power Delivery can provide faster charging to compatible devices when paired with a cable and phone that support the same charging standard.

What is a fast car charger?

A fast car charger supports higher-output charging standards such as USB-C Power Delivery or Quick Charge. Actual charging speed depends on the charger, cable, connected device, and supported protocol.

Can a car charger charge two phones at once?

Yes. Dual-port and multi-port car chargers can charge multiple compatible devices at the same time. Total output may be divided between ports when several devices are connected.

What is the difference between USB-C and USB-A car chargers?

USB-C is commonly used with newer devices and can support higher-output charging standards such as Power Delivery. USB-A supports traditional USB charging cables and many older devices and accessories.

How many watts should a car charger have?

The required wattage depends on the connected device. Many phones can fast charge from 20W or higher USB-C outputs, while tablets, laptops, and multiple-device setups may benefit from greater available power. Check the device's supported charging specifications.

Can I use a car charger with an iPhone?

Yes. Use a car charger and charging cable compatible with the iPhone model. Current USB-C iPhones can use compatible USB-C cables, while older Lightning models require a Lightning cable.

Can I use a car charger with Samsung Galaxy phones?

Yes. Many Samsung Galaxy phones can charge from compatible USB-C car chargers. Fast-charging performance depends on the exact Galaxy model, charger output, supported protocol, and cable.

Do car chargers work in trucks and SUVs?

Most car chargers designed for standard vehicle power outlets can also work in compatible trucks, SUVs, vans, rental cars, rideshare vehicles, and work vehicles.

Do I need a separate charging cable for a car charger?

Most car chargers require a compatible charging cable unless the charger has a built-in or retractable cable. Match the cable connector to both the charger and connected device.