04-24-2016, 12:27 PM
I don't know if the Tesla even offers 110v charging but it would take quite some time to charge.
Yes, like any battery, the higher the capacity, the longer the charging time.
It's a little disappointing to see that charge times at 110V are so long for such a short range (40mi).
Still, for a lot of people, 40mi is as much or more then they'd travel in a day. And there are the charging options.
I either forgot, or you haven't mentioned it, but do you have a 220/240V charging station? If one already has the garage wired for 220V (electric dryer?) what't involved in adding such a charging station?
Yes, like any battery, the higher the capacity, the longer the charging time.
It's a little disappointing to see that charge times at 110V are so long for such a short range (40mi).
Still, for a lot of people, 40mi is as much or more then they'd travel in a day. And there are the charging options.
I either forgot, or you haven't mentioned it, but do you have a 220/240V charging station? If one already has the garage wired for 220V (electric dryer?) what't involved in adding such a charging station?