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The Tesla wall charger will charge at up to 22kW/h.[1] Assuming it’s the biggest Tesla Model S battery at 100kWh capacity (and a linear charge rate which obviou
by robin_reala 3y ago
The Tesla wall charger will charge at up to 22kW/h.[1] Assuming it’s the biggest Tesla Model S battery at 100kWh capacity (and a linear charge rate which obviously isn’t true) that’d mean that he’d be able to finish charging in ~4.5 hours, and then drive 40km given your 9km/h figure.
Even if it was a more normal 11 or 7kW/h charger it’d still have him driving 80km or 125km, neither of which is anywhere near what a Tesla should be capable of.
[1] https://shop.tesla.com/fr_ch/product/wall-connector https://shop.tesla.com/fr_ch/product/wall-connector
- vladvasiliu 3y agoI don't know about Switzerland, but here in France, if you don't have electrical heating, it's quite uncommon to have more than a 6kW line to your home. And you can't easily get a fatter pipe. My parents' house has a 6kW line and could maybe get 9, but very likely not above.