I found some free time and stopped at a Tesla charger with a magic dock. I decided to give it a try. Overall, it’s pretty good, even with the charge speeds. Having another option feels great.
Can you share more about the charge speed?
Vince said:
Can you share more about the charge speed?
The charge speeds reach up to 96 kilowatts, which isn’t great. The time to go from 0 to 100% is about 50 minutes. If you’re in a rush, it’s not the quickest option. But if you usually charge to full like me, it works fine.
@Xian
So, you used a “V3.5” supercharger, which is basically a 400V V3 but with newer dispensers and longer cables to avoid blocking other stalls.
@Xian
Thanks for the info!
@Xian
Having more options is definitely a plus.
Jaime said:
@Xian
Having more options is definitely a plus.
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Jaime said:
@Xian
Having more options is definitely a plus.
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No one is forced to use it. But if you are on 1% battery, it’s great to have any available spot.
@Jaime
What do you mean by that?
In the US, we are a bit behind in charging options, so it’s nice to have choices.
In the US, we are a bit behind in charging options, so it’s nice to have choices.
That’s true, but we could use more stations.
@Dell
Exactly. We just need to keep pushing for more infrastructure.
Which adapter do you have? I have the Lectron Vortex but can’t get it to work.
Nate said:
Which adapter do you have? I have the Lectron Vortex but can’t get it to work.
You’re definitely using a magic dock Supercharger. Check the Tesla app for Supercharger locations by selecting the EV6.
Kia EVs won’t have access to NACS Superchargers until early 2025.
@Damian
According to last week’s press release, it’s January 15, 2025.
Nate said:
Which adapter do you have? I have the Lectron Vortex but can’t get it to work.
I second that. Replying to see the answer 