What does the Tesla Model Y charging limit mean?
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Tesla charging limit refers to setting the maximum charging capacity of the battery. Setting a charging limit allows the battery to not be fully charged, thereby extending its lifespan. When charging outside but your phone doesn't have much money left, setting a charging limit can avoid overcharging. The Tesla mobile app and the car's screen can both adjust the charging limit. Tesla charging limit adjustment method: On the screen, tap the battery icon to bring up the charging settings interface; click the [Set Limit] button, then drag the position of the arrow on the upper pattern. For daily use, the leftmost tick mark is 50%, with each tick representing 10%. For long trips, the rightmost tick mark is 100%; click [Done] to complete the setup. Tesla has a charging protection mode. The menu bar can set the maximum charging capacity, and only by selecting the need for the longest journey can the battery be fully charged. Tesla doesn't necessarily need to be charged every day; it depends on the actual daily mileage. A full charge takes about 80 minutes, and a full charge can provide a range of over five to six hundred kilometers.