Tesla has two charging voltages, one is 400V and the other is 800V. Specifically, Tesla's supercharge technology includes the new V4 supercharge station, which has a maximum charging power of 350KW and a maximum voltage of 800 volts. This overcharge technology uses a dual cable design.
For Tesla models, Model 3\/Y models are 400V architecture, while Cybertruck is 800V architecture, suitable for V4 overcharge. It is foreseeable that the later models will be faster in charging speed than the current models.
In general, the Tesla charging voltage varies according to the model and charging device.
No, the charging system in Tesla vehicles uses 400V. Tesla vehicles are equipped with supercharging piles that can provide a power output of up to 250kW\/h, which can charge the vehicle for about 200 miles of driving range in 30 minutes.
Tesla also plans to introduce a new 800V charging system in the future, but most Tesla models currently use the 400V charging system. Therefore, for most current Tesla models, charging is not 800V.