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AC Charging Rates by car type at the 22kW charger such as Lidl

  • 05-10-2021 5:43pm
    #1
    Calahonda52
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    Wondering what the different cars pull. would be obliged the data was added. Thanks as always

    VW ID3 first :11kW

    Leaf 6.6 or 3.3

    Zoe

    Hyundai

    Kia

    Tesla

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  • #2
    the_amazing_raisin
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    So I'm going by what the manufacturer states, not actual charging. For AC I don't think 10.7kW versus 11kW is going to make much difference


    All the mid and bug battery ID cars will take 11kW. Small battery ones will take 7kW

    Zoe will pull 22kW

    E-Niro will pull 7kW for the 2020 model and 11kW for the newer version I think

    Kona same as E-Niro

    Model S will pull 11kW for 22kW with the dual charger add-on


    Not sure if same option for Model X


    Model 3 pulls 15kW I think

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  • #3
    Jonathan
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    https://ev-database.org/ is your friend. I find it really useful.



  • #4
    AndyBoBandy
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    Model 3: 11kW (all versions)



  • #5
    markpb
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    Model X is 11 by default or 16.5 with the extra upgrade. I don’t think it can be upgraded to 22 but I could be wrong.



  • #6
    the_amazing_raisin
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117980602#Comment_117980602

    How did I not think of that 😅

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  • #7
    the_amazing_raisin
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117980611#Comment_117980611

    Ah, I remember one of Bjorn's cars charging at 15 or 16kW, must have been his Model X

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  • #8
    slave1
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    early Tesla Model S with dual charger pulls 22.5kW off all the 22kW AC charge points

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  • #9
    unkel
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    My 7.5 year old Tesla pulls up to 23kW from any of those AC charge points. It depends on the local grid voltage. If the grid voltage is 240W, you get:


    32A * 240V * 3 phases = 23kW


    Sometimes the local grid is only 230V, then you get 22kW. I've even seen it below 230V a couple of times



  • #10
    Calahonda52
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    Thanks for this, any database showing EVs by make in the country

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  • #11
    the_amazing_raisin
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117981081#Comment_117981081

    Probably your best bet is looking at new car starts, you can probably work it out from there


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