Charge Times - What are you seeing?

[CsD]

Hello All, Sorry if this is covered somewhere else, but curious on what everyone else is seeing. I have seen the threads where people say that it says 16hrs to full charge on a level 1 when fully depleted. Mine said that same thing last night, but I noticed my actual result was a full charge in what I assume is around 12 hours. It may have even been less.

I am not complaining at all, but like most people, weighing the option of a level 2, but if this is the result that I get, this may cover me 95% of the time.

What are you guys seeing?

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[BluJay]

I plugged mine in for the first time last night with <1% charge and it estimated 14 Hours 6 Minutes to 100%. Also still debating on L2 or not.

 

[Stale]

Level 2 charging is nice, it can add decent range even if you only have 30-60 minutes to charge it.
Here’s a plot from my ChargePoint, the 4xe is capped at 32 amp charging, and for this charge it was completely dead. I’ve charged it probably 15 times already, and this was the longest one (most are around 2 hours even)

 

[Sboden]

About 12 hours on level 1. I've not been at less than 1 percent when plugged into level 2 but it looks to be around 2 hours.

 

[bkinnj]

I haven't timed mine and I think I've only been able to get to 100% once, but it's about 13 hours. I do too many short trips so it's hard to find that 12-13 block of time. Last night for example: plugged it in at 8:30 fully depleted. jumped in it at 7:20 this morning and it was at 80%.

 

[Thill444]

It seems very similar to my Hybrid Pacifica. Level 1 from 1% to full charge was typically just under 13 hours.

Since installing our level 2 we typically go from 1% to full in just under 2 hours. It seems to slow down towards the end because one hour on the Level 2 gets us close to 70% from depleted. So even just throwing it on for 30-45 minutes on a Level 2 can really help.

Outside temperature makes a big difference. In the Pachy we were lucky to get 24 miles on full charge (35 mi range) when temps are 30 or under. When it's in the 70's we have gotten closer to 38 mile range. So keep that in mind.

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