How many kilowatt-hours does it take to fully charge a Tesla Model 3?

[VonJayla]

Tesla Model 3 requires 60-80 kilowatt-hours to fully charge, referring to the 85kW model, but the actual amount depends on the specific charging method. Different charging methods may result in varying final power consumption. More relevant information is as follows: 1. Charging a Tesla Model 3 is related to voltage, current, connecting cables and plugs, the charger, and mileage. 2. There are typically several charging methods. The simplest is the standard U.S. household circuit of 120V 12A, which can directly charge a Tesla Model 3, taking 46 hours and 17 minutes to fully charge. A high-efficiency charging station requires about 4 hours and 9 minutes for a full charge. Using a Tesla Supercharger can reduce the charging time by approximately 20 minutes.

[Marie]

The Tesla Model 3 requires approximately 60 to 75 kWh for a full charge, depending on the model year. Mine is the Long Range version with a nominal 75 kWh capacity, capable of over 400 kilometers per full charge. After driving it for more than a year, I've noticed that the range drops a bit in cold winter temperatures, and battery aging might reduce capacity by about 10%. When charging, home slow charging is more efficient, with electricity going directly into the battery, while fast charging might consume a bit more power. I often charge at home, spending only around 30 yuan when electricity is cheap, which is much more economical than gasoline. A reminder for new owners: don't just rely on the screen's displayed charge level, as the actual usable amount is affected by driving habits, such as using air conditioning or high-speed driving, which can drain the battery faster. Overall, electric cars are very cost-effective and require simpler maintenance.

[LaAthena]

From a cost-saving perspective, the Model 3 requires about 60-75 kWh for a full charge, depending on whether it's the Standard or Performance version. Based on my experience, the cost of a full charge is very low, working out to only around 30-40 yuan. The advantage of electric vehicles is long-term savings. For example, at 0.5 yuan per kWh, it's significantly cheaper than gasoline cars. Not only that, but it also reduces carbon emissions and is environmentally friendly. I use it for daily commuting, and a full charge lasts me a whole week for work commutes, with no worries about weekend trips. I recommend paying attention to charging times, as electricity rates are more favorable at night. Develop the habit of regularly checking battery health to avoid capacity degradation. Electric vehicles are the future trend, and choosing the right one makes you a winner.

[SilasFitz]

The battery capacity of the Model 3 typically ranges between 50 to 75 kWh, which represents the full charge capacity. The Standard Range version is around 60 kWh, while the Long Range version is approximately 75 kWh. Charging efficiency is usually above 90%, so charging from 0% to 100% may consume one or two extra kWh in reality. There are variations between different model years; for example, the 2023 Rear-Wheel Drive version has about 60 kWh. It's important not to confuse battery capacity with usable capacity; energy efficiency while driving is affected by temperature and speed. As an owner, understanding this number helps in planning trips and selecting charging stations.