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2017 Ms P100d Max Charge Rate?

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I appologise if this has been asked before. I did search and couldn't find what I was looking for.

With all of the charging improvements being made lately do any of you think a 2017 MS P100D would be able to break the 150 Kwh charge rate? I don't know much about the physical component restrictions which I'm sure make a difference as well.
 
I appologise if this has been asked before. I did search and couldn't find what I was looking for.

With all of the charging improvements being made lately do any of you think a 2017 MS P100D would be able to break the 150 Kwh charge rate? I don't know much about the physical component restrictions which I'm sure make a difference as well.

You need the raven refresh to break 150 plus a V3 SC ..I have seen 150 once in perfect conditions on my P100 ..mainly been getting 138-140
 
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Ranger told me only very new cars, but very few chargers will let it happen. Also has to be a new Gen 3 charger I was told.
My antique will not accept it. I was in Florence SC, brand new chargers , guy next to me hit 130. I was on 100.
My car is having charging problems ever since v9 was installed.
 
Mine tapered down to 61kW at about 60% charge on a 2017 P100D. That sound right? I attached a pic as well.
 

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Supercharging rate really depends on temperature, of the ambient air but also your battery. My100D has charger at >100kw at 60% but also has tapered to 80kw at only 45% on a really hot day at the exact same station.

When you think you are charging slower than you expect, is the AC roaring like a jet engine trying to cool the battery down? How cold or hot is it outside?
 
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I think temperatures has a lot to do with it. If we started at 140kw on a hot day, it is possible that the battery heated up too much by the time it is at 60% and tapers harder not due to SOC but due to temp.

Tesla’s have some if the longest lasting batteries and I think thermal management is a large part of it.
 
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There was a pretty easy rule of thumb with the charge tapering curves that was nearly linear on the older 85kWh batteries where state of charge % + kW charge power = about 120-ish. It seems on the 100kWh packs that combined number is closer to about 150 for most of that bottom filling of the battery.
 
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