RunTheWatts

Electric vehicles

Tesla Model Y (RWD) charge time

5 h 49 min
to add 10→80% on a 32 A · 7.7 kW home circuit (240 V)
4 h 4 min
at 48 A (11.5 kW) — near the 11 kW onboard limit
11 h 39 min
on a 16 A circuit (3.8 kW)

On a 240 V split-phase 32 A circuit (about 7.7 kW), adding 70% — a typical 10→80% top-up — takes 5 h 49 min.

At 48 A (11.5 kW), capped by the car’s 11 kW onboard limit, the same 70% takes 4 h 4 min.

On a 16 A circuit (about 3.8 kW), that same 70% takes 11 h 39 min.

Specifications

Specs for this unit are being sourced — we publish a spec number only once two independent authorities agree on it.

Charge time by supply power and amount added

Supply · 240 V+20%+30%+40%+50%+60%+70%+80%+100%
12 A · 2.9 kW4 h 26 min6 h 40 min8 h 52 min11 h 5 min13 h 19 min15 h 32 min17 h 45 min22 h 11 min
16 A · 3.8 kW3 h 20 min4 h 59 min6 h 40 min8 h 19 min9 h 59 min11 h 39 min13 h 19 min16 h 38 min
24 A · 5.8 kW2 h 13 min3 h 20 min4 h 26 min5 h 33 min6 h 40 min7 h 46 min8 h 52 min11 h 5 min
32 A · 7.7 kW1 h 40 min2 h 30 min3 h 20 min4 h 10 min4 h 59 min5 h 49 min6 h 40 min8 h 19 min
40 A · 9.6 kW1 h 20 min2 h2 h 40 min3 h 20 min3 h 59 min4 h 40 min5 h 19 min6 h 40 min
48 A · 11.5 kW1 h 10 min1 h 44 min2 h 19 min2 h 54 min3 h 29 min4 h 4 min4 h 39 min5 h 49 min

The highlighted row is the realistic home supply — the configuration in the readout above.

Assumptions

  • charging efficiency: 0.9
  • ac curve: flat to ~90% SOC; DC fast-charging uses a separate taper model
  • supply voltage V: 240
  • phase: split

AC charging only; kW derived from amperage at 240 V split-phase (US default). Spec values are placeholders pending two-source verification.

Related

Sources

  • PLACEHOLDER — verify against Tesla documentation + an independent source