Charging Time
EV Charging Time by Model
How long it takes to charge your electric car depends on three things: the battery size, the charger power, and your car's onboard charger limit. A bigger battery takes longer, but a faster charger shortens the wait. Find your model below to see estimated charging times at home, public AC, and DC fast chargers.
Sedans
SUVs and Crossovers
Hatchbacks
Estates
City Cars
Electric Vans
Understanding Charging Times
DC fast charging (10-80%) is the most useful benchmark for road trips. Most drivers charge from 10% to 80% because charging slows significantly above 80%. The times shown above are DC fast charge times from 10% to 80%.
Home charging (7 kW) is what most people use overnight. A typical home wallbox delivers 7 kW, which fully charges most EVs in 6 to 12 hours depending on battery size.
Public AC (11-22 kW) chargers are common at shopping centers and workplaces. Charging speed depends on your car's onboard charger limit. Many cars accept only 11 kW AC even on a 22 kW charger.
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