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400kw sounds awesome! But in reality the peak doesn’t make any meaningful difference in time, it’s all about the sustained curve.
So true, but typically I higher peak indicates a higher average too. This is showing an average of 114kW, which is very good. iirc, 250kW averages between 55-65kW.
 

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So true, but typically I higher peak indicates a higher average too. This is showing an average of 114kW, which is very good. iirc, 250kW averages between 55-65kW.
For an average of 55-65kW, what SoC do you start charging at?

I start really low and once it get's down to 50kW, I'm unplugging and moving on. My average is over twice that amount! And that's at a 250kW pedestal.

I 'm pretty sure that I'm higher than 50kW average at a 150kW pedestal.
 


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For an average of 55-65kW, what SoC do you start charging at?

I start really low and once it get's down to 50kW, I'm unplugging and moving on. My average is over twice that amount! And that's at a 250kW pedestal.

I 'm pretty sure that I'm higher than 50kW average at a 150kW pedestal.
Oh, 100%!! I leave once I'm in the 70kW range too, whatever the percentage I can just stop again in 2 hours. This was in reference to a full 0%->100% curve average.

I'm seeing ~2 hours for near 0->100% at 250kw. Giving a curve average of 123kWh/2h = 60ish kW. Nothing precise here. But the OP is reporting double that so I don't feel the need to get exact--big improvement is all I meant!

Same experience here:
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...harging-at-250-kw-supercharger-station.14682/

Edit: close to 0->100% is just a consistent way to measure these things, no one in their right mind super charges to 100% normally. That's best done at home before a trip
 
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Oh, 100%!! I leave once I'm in the 70kW range too, whatever the percentage I can just stop again in 2 hours. This was in reference to a full 0%->100% curve average.

I'm seeing ~2 hours for near 0->100% at 250kw. Giving a curve average of 123kWh/2h = 60ish kW. Nothing precise here. But the OP is reporting double that so I don't feel the need to get exact--big improvement is all I meant!

Same experience here:
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...harging-at-250-kw-supercharger-station.14682/

Edit: close to 0->100% is just a consistent way to measure these things, no one in their right mind super charges to 100% normally. That's best done at home before a trip
For sure and agree - but it also misleads the overall utility of superchargers to the ?

I have teslas in Turo

The reality of bathroom Break and your done isn't welll understood
 

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Oh, 100%!! I leave once I'm in the 70kW range too, whatever the percentage I can just stop again in 2 hours. This was in reference to a full 0%->100% curve average.

I'm seeing ~2 hours for near 0->100% at 250kw. Giving a curve average of 123kWh/2h = 60ish kW. Nothing precise here. But the OP is reporting double that so I don't feel the need to get exact--big improvement is all I meant!

Same experience here:
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...harging-at-250-kw-supercharger-station.14682/

Edit: close to 0->100% is just a consistent way to measure these things, no one in their right mind super charges to 100% normally. That's best done at home before a trip
I definitely don't think that 0-100% is a good comparison number. There's a lot going on in the last 5% that varies the charging time. You've generally got BMS resetting and cells topping off.

That's why the industry tends to use 20-80%.

YouTubers use 0-100%. Much more sensational and unrealistic results.

But it's 5-50% when I'm on the road. Stopping only for about 15 minutes. I often have to rush to get the bio-breaks completed and stocks replenished before time to start moving!
 

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I definitely don't think that 0-100% is a good comparison number. There's a lot going on in the last 5% that varies the charging time. You've generally got BMS resetting and cells topping off.

That's why the industry tends to use 20-80%.

YouTubers use 0-100%. Much more sensational and unrealistic results.
Oh? I haven't really seen many doing 20-80%. I'd be concerned with the question of "where is 20%, for you?" making it difficult to get an even comparison. I don't really know about this stuff, just repeating what I research on my own on the webs and all the curves I see are typically 0-100% ?‍♂

But it's 5-50% when I'm on the road. Stopping only for about 15 minutes. I often have to rush to get the bio-breaks completed and stocks replenished before time to start moving!
? I might even go to 65% (?) if I wanna grab a snack
 


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Oh? I haven't really seen many doing 20-80%. I'd be concerned with the question of "where is 20%, for you?" making it difficult to get an even comparison. I don't really know about this stuff, just repeating what I research on my own on the webs and all the curves I see are typically 0-100% ?‍♂


? I might even go to 65% (?) if I wanna grab a snack
That's where most manufacturers test and spec at.
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