New Anker Nano 75W car charger to feature retractable USB-C cable and multi-device charging

We now have our first look at Anker's upcoming Nano 75W car charger with a retractable USB-C cable, thanks to a leak from the r/Anker subreddit. This new device, with model number A2738, will be the company’s first car charger to feature a built-in, retractable cable to keep vehicle interiors organized while providing ample reach with its 75 cm length.

The charger reportedly delivers a total output of 75W across its two charging ports. The 45W retractable USB-C cable would be ideal for charging devices like smartphones and tablets, while the 30W USB-C port would offer additional power for other electronics, allowing for simultaneous charging of multiple devices. Its higher power output makes it capable of handling more demanding gadgets, such as laptops.

Though official pricing and release details have yet to be confirmed, the charger is expected to be priced between $30 and $40. It should be available sometime later this year, or in early 2025, reports state.

The source has been quite reliable so far with Anker-related leaks, and if that's the case, the company's 75W car charger will stand out by addressing a common issue with in-car chargers: tangled and misplaced cables. The retractable 45W USB-C cable provides both fast charging and clutter reduction, making it a potentially useful tool for long drives or daily commutes.