Thanks for updating. But I think most people would be more interested in how many kwh is added to the battery in how many minutes. It is not entirely clear by looking at your graph. It would be great if there is a table or graph that simply show this information between the 85 and 90 kwh battery.
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Historically, those who have looked at these curves in the Model S section have wanted to know how many miles were added in how many minutes at what SOC. The bottom portion of my curves show this with the reference being on the right of the graph. SOC is listed on the left.
Since there's a taper curve, the number of kWh and/or miles added will depend upon where you are in the SOC.
I think using "miles" on the screen as reference can be un-accurate. Some people set their screen in "rated miles" and some use "typical miles". You could be looking at orange vs apple when comparing "miles".
Isn't using SOC even worse? for example, 20% of 85 kwh battery is Not the same as 20% of 90 kwh battery.
What i meant by referring to SOC is the rate is relative to SOC. Miles and SOC are just estimates (or assumptions) anyway, based on algorithms. It is a matter of personal preference not best or worse, un-accurate or accurate.
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