What is the amperage for Tesla home charging?

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GriffinLynn
07/30/25 7:23am
Tesla home charging supports both 16A and 32A charging piles. More information about Tesla charging is as follows: Full charging time: The Tesla 220V home single-phase charging pile can support up to 7Kw (32A), which translates to approximately 50 kilometers per hour when charging a MODEL-3, with a full charge taking about 9 hours. Portable charger: The portable charger is essentially a simplified and portable version of the charging pile, consisting of a charging connector with a plug. It typically operates at 200V and commonly supports manual adjustment between 8A, 10A, and 16A. At 16A, it can charge approximately 25 kilometers per hour, primarily used for temporary charging while traveling, and can be connected to a standard residential air conditioning socket.
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