How Many Kilowatt-Hours Does It Take to Fully Charge a Tesla Battery?
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Tesla vehicles typically consume approximately 80-95 kWh per full charge (for 100kW models), depending on the specific charging method, which is influenced by factors such as voltage, current, connection cable + plug, charger, and mileage. The wall socket connects to the cable + plug, not the charger itself. In fact, the charger is built into the vehicle. The cable + plug deliver AC power to the charger, which then converts it to DC power for the battery. Below is an introduction to Tesla charging equipment: 1. Standard Charging Equipment: Single charger (built-in, 10 kW), portable charging cable, one 110V plug, one 220V plug. 2. Optional Charging Equipment: Dual charger. This can be purchased as an add-on when buying the vehicle, providing a built-in total of 20 kW. If you wish to install a dual charger after vehicle delivery, it must be done at a Tesla service center and will incur additional costs.