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Since you opened this topic, I'm disappointed that Tesla used to offer dual charger option for Model S and since than it discontinued it. I think that this feature makes a lot of sense in Europe, especially when you do not have a private socket dedicated to your car. In my particular situation I...

This is what I mentioned that it is from Model S. Not sure what you mean by IIRC.

In fact Model S/X in EU has 3x24A 17kW charger. There is a video here showing how the module looks like, where it is located in Model S. He even disassembles it and explains how it works. I recently had many conversions about this with different people and one person told me that most probably...

If this forum is dedicated to NA, I did not know that. I'm targeting EU audience which is also how I framed the petition. Yes, this is what I'm currently driving :) You can have a look at my car below charging in downtown Prague and screenshot from charger display. 21.4kW to be fair :)

Thanks! If you support petition (link here) and possibly share with all your friends that also might be interested in it, it will make a lot easier for me to push this request towards Tesla.

Believe me, 95% of all AC chargers deployed in our country are capable of delivering 22kW. There is really a good reason not to waste this capacity.

Latest iteration of Model 3 has 82kWh (see Electrek article here), so you validate my request :)

Yes, it support 3-phase AC but only at 11kW. Tesla used to offer 22kW option for Model S for $2k but they later discontinued it. If you will support my petition, I will appreciate it. If you want to charge your car from AC, somewhere you need to to AC to DC conversion. Neither provided Tesla...

If you are interested, I had a parallel discussion about this on a different forum> Poll: Would you like Tesla to add a 22kW AC Charger option?

Background explaining my reasons to start this poll I live in Prague/Czech Republic and currently don’t have my own wallbox. DC infra is growing but not exactly ubiquitous. Local utility company has recently started putting 22kW AC chargers on transformers, light polls... and they are growing...