Fast charge 4.5 hours, slow charge 10.5 hours. Range up to 632 km. Tesla has three ways to charge: at home, at a supercharger station, and at a destination. The easiest place to charge is at home. After returning home, the vehicle is connected to the power supply, and the charging can be completed the next morning. For long drives, supercharging stations along major highways can be used to recharge. As more partners join the Tesla Destination Charging program, Tesla charging Spaces can also be found in hotels, restaurants and other locations across the country. Tesla has a self-built \"supercharger station\" that can charge for an hour and run for about 500km. This \"supercharging station\" is currently distributed more in first-tier cities, and the distribution in other regions is more sporadic. By 220V? 10A\/16A home outlet charging.
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Each Tesla will come with a car charger, easy to go out to recharge. 220V10A charges 2.2kwh per hour, can travel 7-10 kilometers, and takes about 40 hours to fully charge; The 220V16A charges 3.52kwh per hour, can travel 10-18 km, and takes about 25 hours to fully charge. If connected to a 380V industrial socket (commonly found in car repair shops), you can reach a charging speed of 40-50KM per hour.