CC53 4 Port Car Charger | 48W to 75W Multi USB PD QC3.0
Four-port CC53 car charger family — 48W, 60W, 75W and 40W models that charge four devices at once in shared cars, taxis and vans.
| Models | 48W CC53-4A / 60W / 75W / 40W CC53-2A2C |
|---|---|
| Total output | 40W / 48W / 60W / 75W |
| Ports | 4 (USB-A and Type-C combinations) |
| Protocols | PD, PD 3.0, QC 3.0 |
| Input | 12-24V DC |
| Housing | PC or PC+ABS high polishing, fire-retardant |
| Protection | Short circuit / over-current / over-voltage / over-temperature |
| Certification | CE, RoHS, FCC |
| MOQ | From 10 pcs |
| Lead time | Around 30 working days |
The CC53 4-port car charger family solves the most common complaint in shared vehicles: not enough sockets. Instead of splitting one port three ways, these adapters give every passenger a dedicated output — 48W, 60W and 75W models cover everything from a two-person commute to a full taxi or family van. All four models share the same 12-24V input, fire-retardant housing and safety protection set, so you can stock one product line for every vehicle in the fleet.
Model comparison
| Item No. | Total power | Ports | Output | Housing | MOQ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CC53 (60W) | 60W | 2 x USB-A + 2 x Type-C | PD 30W + QC 18W, up to 4 devices at once | PC, V0 fire-retardant | 50 pcs |
| CC53 (75W) | 75W | 4 ports incl. Type-C | 5V/2.4A, 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.5A | PC | 10 pcs |
| CC53-4A | 48W | 4 x USB-A | 5V/2.4A per port | PC+ABS high polishing | 1000 pcs |
| CC53-2A2C | 40W | 2 x USB-A + 2 x Type-C | PD 20W + QC 18W on each pair | PC+ABS high polishing | 1000 pcs |
Which 4-port model should you choose?
- 60W (CC53) — the best all-rounder. Dual PD 30W plus dual QC 18W keeps a phone, a tablet and two accessories charging without power splitting. Most popular model in this group.
- 75W (CC53) — highest total output of the four-port group and the lowest entry price ($1.83-2.35 per unit at 10 pcs), which makes it the volume choice for wholesalers.
- 48W (CC53-4A) — four identical USB-A ports at 5V/2.4A each. The simplest, most cost-effective option when every device is a phone or a standard USB accessory.
- 40W (CC53-2A2C) — mixes two Type-C and two USB-A ports for customers who have already moved most of their devices to USB-C.
Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Model number | CC53 |
| Product family | CC53 4-port car charger |
| Input | 12-24V (12-24V/2.4A on CC53-4A) |
| Output power | 48W / 60W / 75W depending on model |
| Protocols | PD, PD 3.0, QC3.0 |
| Housing material | PC or PC+ABS high polishing, fire-retardant |
| Colour options | Black, white or custom |
| Protection | Short circuit, over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature protection |
| Application | Mobile phone, tablet, camera, earphone, smart watch, MP3/MP4 player |
| Certification | CE, RoHS, FCC |
| Place of origin | Guangdong, China |
| Customisation | Custom logo, custom packaging, OEM/ODM |
| Delivery time | Around 30 working days after deposit, depending on quantity |
Built for shared vehicles
Four ports only help if the adapter can hold its output. These models use automatic power adjustment: when all ports are occupied the charger rebalances current rather than cutting off the last device plugged in. Combined with stable plugging geometry, the adapter stays firmly seated in the socket over rough roads — an important detail for taxi, van and ride-hailing use.
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Four-port layouts compared
All five bodies offer four outputs, but the mix differs: the 60W and 75W combine USB-A with Type-C, the 48W and CC53-4A are all USB-A, and the 2A2C runs two of each. Pick on what your customers plug in today, not on what they will own next year.
Automatic power distribution
Each model re-negotiates the split the moment a device is added, so nobody drops to a trickle. These three show the per-port behaviour: PD 30W plus QC 18W on the 2A2C, four-way distribution on the CC53-4A, and the adaptive four-port logic on the 60W.
Four devices at once, in a real vehicle
Installed and loaded with four cables: a full taxi, a family van or a work crew. PD 3.0 holds its rate across all four ports on the 75W. This is the scenario that makes a buyer understand why four ports beat one port and a splitter.
Finish, colour and what plugs into them
Black ships standard on every model; black-gold on the 48W and gold on the 60W suit gift-channel and premium retail listings, and Pantone matching starts at 1,000 pieces. The compatibility chart covers the USB-C and USB-A devices these four service.
Frequently asked questions
How many devices can a 4 port car charger charge at once?
All four models charge four devices simultaneously. Total power is shared across the ports, so a laptop or tablet will draw more than a phone; the charger adjusts each port automatically.
What is the difference between the 48W, 60W and 75W models?
Mainly total output and port mix. The 48W (CC53-4A) has four USB-A ports; the 60W has two USB-A and two Type-C with PD 30W and QC 18W; the 75W model has the highest total output and the lowest unit price at low MOQ.
Do these work in trucks and vans?
Yes. The input range is 12-24V, covering passenger cars, vans and 24V trucks.
Can I mix models in one order?
Yes. Mixed containers are common for distributors — many customers combine the 60W volume model with a smaller quantity of the 48W and 75W versions to cover different price points.
Are custom logo and packaging available?
Yes. Logo printing, housing colour and retail packaging are all customisable as OEM/ODM. Contact us with your artwork and target quantity.
What certifications do the CC53 4-port chargers carry?
CE, RoHS and FCC. Test documentation is available for bulk orders.
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.
