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The cold actually reduces range considerably and increases charging times. I’ve even heard reports of being unable to charge a Tesla through a standard 120VAC o
by huebnerob 8y ago
The cold actually reduces range considerably and increases charging times. I’ve even heard reports of being unable to charge a Tesla through a standard 120VAC outlet if the weather is below freezing.
- azhenley 8y agoI haven't had a problem with 120V. They have always given me 3-5 miles of charge per hour regardless of weather. But I have had superchargers go at that same rate when it is cold. I quickly learned my lesson to charge in the evening or after driving for a while instead of first thing in the morning :)
- nathanaldensr 8y agoYou should read about what happens to lithium batteries when you charge them at below freezing temperatures.