On a Tesla Supercharger (up to 250 kW), a Model 3 or Model Y typically goes from 10–80% in about 25–30 minutes with a warm, preconditioned battery.
At common public DC fast chargers of 50–75 kW, expect roughly 45–70 minutes for the same 10–80% window.
On AC at home, a single‑phase wall connector around 7 kW usually needs about 8–12 hours for a near-empty to full charge, while three‑phase 11 kW trims that to roughly 6–8 hours, depending on battery size.
Real-world times vary with temperature, state of charge, and charging taper, but Australia’s CCS2/Supercharger setup keeps it straightforward. Consult official documentation for exact figures.

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