Can Tesla charge with 220V?

[Allison]

Tesla can be directly charged using a 220V power supply. The simplest charging methods for Tesla include charging via a standard household circuit or modified wiring, while more efficient charging methods involve high-power wall-mounted charging connectors, shared charging stations, and Tesla Superchargers. The charging times for different charging methods are detailed as follows: Standard household circuit: It takes 46 hours and 17 minutes to fully charge. Modified wiring charging: Tesla recommends upgrading the garage circuit to 240V, 40A; the standard single-charger Model S requires 8 hours and 19 minutes to fully charge. Efficient charging: Installing a high-power wall-mounted charging connector in the garage or outdoors, with a voltage range of 20-250V, 60Hz, and current adjusted to 40-100A. In this scenario, the standard single-charger Model S still requires 8 hours and 19 minutes to fully charge, while the optional built-in dual charger only needs 4 hours and 9 minutes for a full charge.