Supercharger speed: 116kW

[TonyWilliams]

125 miles in 15 minutes !!!

1 February 2017 @ Kettleman City, California USA

 

[ratsbew]

Wow! Very good! The Model 3 LR is going to be a road tripping machine!

What was the displayed Mi/hr charge rate?

I believe the fastest superchargers can output 145kW max...but it doesn't look like any Tesla built so far can accept that kind of charge rate.

 

[Maarten CH]

125 miles in 15 minutes !!!

Nice! It would be great if you could post a table with the numbers as well.

 

[apacheguy]

Nice. Where does the 80.4 kWh come from? Are you reading that directly from the vehicle?

 

[AB3DC]

OK, I'm confused. The date in the image says Feb 1, 2018 and in the text below the image, it says Feb 1, 2017. But today is Jan 31, 2018!!!

 

[scottm]

Who sets datetime on diag tools correctly anyway?

 

[John Beans]

@KarenRei Did you see this?

 

[John Beans]

Hmm: 50/20 rule.
50% of the charge in the first 20% of the time.

 

[Darmie]

is this an app or a display screen on the model 3?

 

[scottm]

Damn I wish my S would suck back that fast...

They have slowed it down over time.

Tesla may also be "selling" the charge rate on model 3 right now, and slow it down in the future too... preserve battery.

You never know.

I've updated what I say to people for charging my car... I used to say "about a half hour" to get to 80% or more.
Now I say, "about an hour" ... at a supercharger enroute while road tripping.

 

[MP3Mike]

Tesla may also be "selling" the charge rate on model 3 right now, and slow it down in the future too... preserve battery.

Maybe, but I think they are anti-selling it to a point. They say:

Long range Supercharging rate: 170 miles of range per 30 minutes
Standard range Supercharging rate: 130 miles of range per 30 minutes

But it looks like the graph shows that he got ~200 miles in 30 minutes.

 

[pmich80]

To summarize, starting from a 6% charge with 19 miles / 31 km of range left he was able to add:

125 mi / 201 km over 15 minutes
176 mi / 283 km over 25 minutes
225 mi / 362 km over 40 minutes
267 mi / 429 km over 60 minutes
286 mi / 460 km over 75 minutes

 

[Big Earl]

Thank you for posting the Supercharging speeds of your time machine.

 

[Galve2000]

I know this question has been answered a bunch of times already but how many kW are in the Model 3 long range battery?

 

[dho]

I know this question has been answered a bunch of times already but how many kW are in the Model 3 long range battery?

Based on the Model 3 averages in Nikola, Model 3s appear to have approx 73kWh usable capacity.

 

[RajKhaitan]

125 miles in 15 minutes !!!

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1 February 2017 @ Kettleman City, California USA

That would mean 500 miles per hour. Sounds too fast to be true.

 

[Big Earl]

That would mean 500 miles per hour. Sounds too fast to be true.

If it would continue at that rate, that would be great, but it drops off quickly.

 

[Benjamin Brooks]

That would mean 500 miles per hour. Sounds too fast to be true.

No, it means 125 miles in 15 minutes. If you look at the graph it is non-linear (the charge rate in mph - or kW - decreases over time)

 

[SureValla]

That would mean 500 miles per hour. Sounds too fast to be true.

If it would continue at that rate, that would be great, but it drops off quickly.

No, it means 125 miles in 15 minutes. If you look at the graph it is non-linear (the charge rate in mph - or kW - decreases over time)

When I was in yo yos car it was charging at a instantaneous rate of 425 miles per hour

 

[crackers8199]

That's neat! Easily beats how my P85 charges.

If you want to have data like this automatically collected to look at later, I'm going to shamelessly promote the App I made called Nikola that does that. Originally made it for myself, but decided to publish it after people started asking for it.

Available to look at here: Nikola for Tesla on the App Store

Can confirm the app works with the Model 3. The fleet is over 10% Model 3s at this point.

i don't suppose there's any plan to port this to android or a web app?