Can Xiaopeng Charging Piles Charge Tesla?

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VanMaverick
07/29/25 4:56pm
No. Here is the relevant information: Charging Stations: Currently, Xiaopeng, NIO, Tesla, and BYD have all built their own charging stations. Except for Tesla, the charging piles of the other three brands are compatible with other vehicle models. Tesla's incompatibility is due to its supercharging piles performing vehicle identification during charging; if the vehicle is not a Tesla, the charging pile will not supply power. NIO, BYD, and Xiaopeng's charging piles do not perform such identification, hence they are universally compatible. Charging Time: The time it takes to charge a Xiaopeng vehicle depends on the battery capacity and charging power. Taking the Xiaopeng P7 long-range version as an example, its battery capacity is 80.9KWH, meaning the Xiaopeng P7 can store up to 80.9 kWh of electricity. Using a fast charging pile, the Xiaopeng P7 can be fully charged in just 52 minutes. If using slow charging, it takes 6.5 hours to fully charge.
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