You can find charging times on teslas website, below:
www.tesla.com
here is a screenshot of the relevant information:
As for "best practices" other than "set it between 50% and 90% and plug it in when its at home (which is teslas recommendations), there is a 129 page thread about battery, range, etc in this subforum which can be found here:
teslamotorsclub.com
Please direct any questions on battery health, percentage to set it at etc to that thread. its not something you really need to do more than "just plug it in" but if you want to deep dive into it, thats the place to start (although I dont recommend it, personally, because that topic tends to be a black hole one goes down and gets all wound up about)
Wall Connector
The Tesla Wall Connector is the most efficient way to charge a Tesla at home — just plug in your vehicle overnight and wake up to a charged vehicle.
www.tesla.com
here is a screenshot of the relevant information:
As for "best practices" other than "set it between 50% and 90% and plug it in when its at home (which is teslas recommendations), there is a 129 page thread about battery, range, etc in this subforum which can be found here:
Range Loss Over Time, What Can Be Expected, Efficiency, How to Maintain Battery Health
i bought my model 3 in aug 2018. After the software upgrade I only got 316 miles when charged to 100%. Last night I got only 312 miles from 5% SOC to 100%. A 4% degradation within 10 months? Have others degraded similarly?
teslamotorsclub.com
Please direct any questions on battery health, percentage to set it at etc to that thread. its not something you really need to do more than "just plug it in" but if you want to deep dive into it, thats the place to start (although I dont recommend it, personally, because that topic tends to be a black hole one goes down and gets all wound up about)
