ajdelange
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I think you are probably right about that. I am guessing that the maximum will be 72 A because that's 3 modules of 24 A each two of which are found in current production cars and three of which are found in some pre 2019 cars. The other possibility is 80 A, the maximum the HPWC will support. There were some early Model S than had 80 amp chargers. If the CT indeed consumes 500 Wh/mi then 72 A will charge at 72*240/500 = 34.6 mi/hr and 80 A will give 80*240/500 = 38.4 miles per hour for full charge times of 14.6 hrs or 13 hrs respectively (not that you would ever charge fully).
I just noticed from a picture of the Semi that it has multiple charging ports. Is that a possibility here?
I just noticed from a picture of the Semi that it has multiple charging ports. Is that a possibility here?
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