CC53 140W USB-C Car Charger | 2 Type-C + 1 USB-A PD 3.0 QC3.0
Three-port 140W USB-C car charger on a 12-24V platform — the CC53 model that runs a laptop, a tablet and a phone at the same time.
| Model | CC53 140W (2 x Type-C + 1 x USB-A) |
|---|---|
| Total output | 140W max |
| Type-C output | Up to 100W (PD 3.0) |
| USB-A output | 18W (QC 3.0) |
| Input | 12-24V DC |
| Housing | PC, fire-retardant |
| Protection | OVP / OCP / OTP / short circuit |
| Certification | CE, RoHS, FCC |
| Customisation | Logo, colour, packaging (OEM/ODM) |
| Lead time | Around 30 working days |
The CC53 140W USB-C car charger is the highest-output model in the SUNDA CC53 series. It turns a 12V or 24V vehicle socket into a three-port fast-charging hub that can power a laptop, a tablet and a phone at the same time — which is why fleet operators, ride-hailing drivers and business travellers pick this model over a standard 30W car adapter.
Why the 140W model
- Laptop-class output. The Type-C PD port delivers up to 100W, enough to charge most 13″-16″ notebooks and tablets while you drive.
- Three devices, no queue. 2 x Type-C plus 1 x USB-A means the driver, the passenger and a dash camera can all stay charged on one plug.
- 12V and 24V vehicles. The wide 12-24VDC input works in passenger cars, SUVs, vans and trucks, so one SKU covers a mixed fleet.
- Safety first. Built-in over-temperature, over-current, over-voltage and short-circuit protection, in a PC housing with fire-retardant grade material.
Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Model number | CC53 |
| Product name | CC53 140W USB-C Car Charger (2 Type-C + 1 USB-A) |
| Type | Car charger, fast charger |
| Input | 12-24VDC |
| Total output power | 140W max |
| Output | 5-9V/3A, 12V/3A |
| Ports | 2 x Type-C, 1 x USB-A |
| Protocols | PD 3.0, QC3.0 |
| Housing material | PC, fire-retardant |
| Colour options | Black or custom |
| Protection | OTP, OCP, OVP, OLP, over-charging, short circuit protection |
| Application | Laptop, tablet, mobile phone, smart watch, earphone, MP3/MP4 player |
| Certification | CE, RoHS, FCC |
| Place of origin | Guangdong, China |
| Private mould | Yes |
| OEM / ODM | Supported |
Port output at a glance
| Port | Protocol | Max output | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type-C 1 | PD 3.0 | Up to 100W | Laptops, tablets, power banks |
| Type-C 2 | PD 3.0 | Up to 22.5W | Phones, earbuds |
| USB-A | QC 3.0 | 18W | Phones, dash cams, accessories |
When all three ports are in use the charger distributes power automatically, so the laptop keeps the highest share and the phone ports drop to safe trickle levels. A small LED readout shows the active output so the driver can confirm charging at a glance.
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The adapter from three angles
Everything below is shot from the same CC53 140W production run rather than rendered, so the three-port layout you see is exactly what ships. The shell sits almost flush in most dashboard sockets.
Ports, input range and the live power readout
Type-C 1 carries PD up to 100W, Type-C 2 reaches 22.5W and the USB-A port runs QC 3.0 at 18W. The body accepts 12V through 24V, so one SKU covers a mixed fleet, and a small LED shows the active output so a driver can confirm charging without unplugging anything.
Charging speed against a standard adapter
The 8X shot is a 15-minute side-by-side test versus a conventional car charger, and it is backed by the dual PD 3.0 and QC 3.0 controller pair inside. This is the image that moves a buyer off a 20W unit.
What it powers: laptop, tablet and phone together
A 100W Type-C output is what separates this model from the rest of the CC53 range; most 13 to 16 inch notebooks will charge from it. Everything from a laptop down to a pair of earbuds stays connected at once, and nothing has to queue for the port.
Installed in the vehicle, and how it ships
Fitted in a truck cab and in an ordinary car socket, plus the stock retail box. Note how little the body protrudes, which matters when the socket sits under a gear lever. Private label, custom colour and manual printing start at 500 pieces.
Who buys the CC53 140W
- Fleet and logistics operators buying one SKU for both 12V cars and 24V trucks
- Ride-hailing and long-haul drivers who need phone plus laptop charging in one socket
- Consumer electronics wholesalers and distributors serving the fast-charging accessory market
- Brands looking for a private-mould 140W car charger with their own logo and packaging
Frequently asked questions
Can a 140W car charger charge a laptop?
Yes. The Type-C PD 3.0 port outputs up to 100W, which covers most 13″-16″ notebooks and tablets. Devices that need more than 100W will charge at the port maximum rather than at full speed.
Does it work in a 24V truck?
Yes. The input range is 12-24VDC, so the same CC53 140W unit works in cars, vans and 24V trucks. This is a common reason fleet buyers standardise on this model.
What certifications does the CC53 140W have?
The charger carries CE, RoHS and FCC certification. Test reports can be supplied with bulk orders on request.
Can you print our logo and make custom packaging?
Yes. CC53 is a private mould, so logo printing, housing colour matching, retail box and blister packaging are all available as OEM/ODM services.
What is the minimum order quantity?
MOQ depends on the model and the level of customisation. CC53-4A and the CC53-xAxC models list MOQ 1000pcs on the official product pages; the 60W and 75W models ship from 10-50 pieces. Send us your target quantity and we will confirm the exact MOQ.
Are samples available before a bulk order?
Yes, samples can be arranged before mass production so you can verify output, fit and finish. Lead time for production is typically 30 working days after deposit, depending on quantity.
Get a wholesale quote
All CC53 models support OEM/ODM: custom logo, custom colour, custom packaging and private mould. Send your target quantity and market so we can quote the right model and shipping method. Contact the SUNDA sales team for pricing and samples.
