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Hi, I just got my model 3 and had a model S 85D before. I live in Greensboro and the past week has been a bit cold 40-60 F.
My problem is that I have not seen more then 38 kW when I have tried to Supercharge the car and tomorrow we plan to go to Miami 800 miles and if this is the speed of the Supercharging it will not be possible to do the trip.
Today I got to the Supercharger with 56,1% SOC and 11 Celcius Degree temp in the battery. After 25 min I had 70,6% SOC. By my calculations and what I did see on the screen it's about 30 kW average power during that charge. At the Tesla service they looked at the logs saying there is nothing wrong everything is working as it should. But my experience (2,5 year in a model S) is that this is not normal Supercharging.
Can someone tell me if the model 3 is this bad when it comes to Supercharging or not???
And as I said we are planing a long trip tomorrow and...
My problem is that I have not seen more then 38 kW when I have tried to Supercharge the car and tomorrow we plan to go to Miami 800 miles and if this is the speed of the Supercharging it will not be possible to do the trip.
Today I got to the Supercharger with 56,1% SOC and 11 Celcius Degree temp in the battery. After 25 min I had 70,6% SOC. By my calculations and what I did see on the screen it's about 30 kW average power during that charge. At the Tesla service they looked at the logs saying there is nothing wrong everything is working as it should. But my experience (2,5 year in a model S) is that this is not normal Supercharging.
Can someone tell me if the model 3 is this bad when it comes to Supercharging or not???
And as I said we are planing a long trip tomorrow and...