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Past Tesletter articles

Comparing Supercharger v2 vs v3

Privater has created a few graphs comparing Superchargers v2 and v3. His Model 3 charges from 15% to 80% in 24 min, honestly it sounds fantastic!

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From issue #50

First European V3 SuperCharger with 250kW online in London

Good news for our European friends, V3 just made it all the way to the old continent.

Read more: Reddit

From issue #91

Kettleman City is upgrading to V3

Kettleman City is for sure at the top of my favorite Superchargers. If you happen to be in California and drive close by, stop for a quick charge and a latte. This week this Supercharger is getting even more awesome since Tesla started converting its stalls to V3. It’s great news that soon- maybe even on time for Thanksgiving?- we will have 40 V3 Superchargers between LA and SF!

Read more: Reddit

From issue #84

Superchaging V3, charged 5-85% in 20 mins

Tesla is several steps ahead than its competition equipping its cars with batteries that not only have more capacity, but are also able to charge faster, and are cheaper to manufacture. Tesla’s latest effort in that direction is Model Y’s heat pump and octovalve system, that significantly shortens Supercharging times compared to the Model 3 ones. Tesla owner Zack (@BLKMDL3), featured in this article by Tesmanian, shared his recent experience charging his Model Y in a V3 Supercharger and going from 5% to 85% capacity in just 20 minutes. This is not a theory anymore, it’s real. Just wow.

From issue #114

Supercharging goes to Alaska

Tesla opened their first Supercharger in Alaska, 4 V3 stalls in Soldotna. Woohoo!

From issue #191

Tesla debuts massive V3 Supercharger station in the heart of Las Vegas Strip

This Supercharger station has 24 V3 charging stalls and 15 additional Tesla wall connectors. The wall connectors are powered by solar panels during the day and by power walls at night. Honestly, this Supercharger looks amazing! And on top of that, it’s great news that Tesla is already installing V3 Superchargers outside of the beta test locations and that they are using a full Tesla solar system to power them. This makes possible installing Superchargers that are independent from the electirc grid opening it up to more remote locations.

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From issue #69

Tesla introduces V3 Supercharging

Here are some highlights:

  • It supports peak rates of up to 250kW per car
  • Model 3 LR can recover up to 75 miles of charge in 5 minutes
  • Charging rates of up to 1,000 miles per hour
  • Designed to enable any owner to charge at the full power their battery can take, no more splitting power with a vehicle in the stall next to you
  • V3 Supercharger will drop the typical charging time to around 15 minutes
  • On-Route Battery Warmup. Now, whenever you navigate to a Supercharger station, your vehicle will intelligently heat the battery to ensure you arrive at the optimal temperature to charge, reducing average charge times for owners by 25%
  • Model S and X charging speeds will increase via software updates in the coming months

See more: Tesla

From issue #49

Tesla keeps improving charging speed

With Supercharging v3 still on just a few places, M3s keep getting better and better charging speeds. This time ben1628 shows us how his car got to 1008km/hr on a v2 Supercharger, amazing!

Read more: TMC Forum

From issue #61

Tesla Model 3 V3 Supercharging: 2% To 100%

Tl;dr

  • 2% to 50% (150miles) in 11 minutes and 22 seconds
  • 50% to 80% (90 miles) in 15 minutes and 27 seconds
From issue #86

Tesla Supercharger V3 factory with 10k annual capacity fully completed

For perspective, Tesla currently has around 25,000 Superchargers worldwide; this new factory allows them to keep growing their Superchargers at the same pace they increase the car production.

From issue #180

Tesla's first V3 Supercharging stations are open to the public

Fremont’s Supercharger is open again and is on the V3 Supercharging (up to 250kWh). Don’t go there just now, you need the latest software 2019.20.1 on your car to get the higher charging rate. Anyhow, it is exciting that Tesla is starting to roll this out.

Read more: Engadget

From issue #63

The largest American Supercharger location with solar, battery storage, lounge, and restrooms

Tesla is planning a 62 stall V3 urban location in Santa Monica. This will be the largest American Supercharger location with solar, battery storage, lounge, and restrooms. Hope this becomes a reality soon!

From issue #154

V3 Supercharging curve (M3LR vs. MS Plaid)

Interesting to see the Plaid Model S keeping the peak kW for 5% more SOC and having higher values for another 5%, which translates into faster charging.

From issue #170