The AC charging is set correctly for the selected vehicle model. We calculate 12 mins of charging at this location which roughly translates to 10,5 kWh an hour / 10,5 kW.
What you’re seeing is a placeholder and not the actual power for your vehicle. The actual power depends on vehicle model and SoC / charging curve.
Niklas Ziegler
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Jan 20, 2025
Ahhh awesome. Thanks.
That is awesome with the charging Curve.
I will soon buy premium asap my new car arrives.
Have a nice day.
Niklas Ziegler
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Jan 20, 2025
I Can see now even the DC Charger is set at 300kw. The charge time isnt accurate because it changes when i am changing the Speed to 250kw max for the Model 3.
Is that expected behavior?
Katya S.
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Jan 20, 2025
That’s the placeholder value, the max for the charger, not the peak for the selected vehicle model.
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Katya S.
Jan 20, 2025
Hi @niklas.ziegler1221,
Please provide a link to the plan this concerns and if possible please also link the charger in ABRP.
Niklas Ziegler
Jan 20, 2025
Of course.
https://abetterrouteplanner.com?plan_uuid=cd7d2f66-f5d1-4924-8384-379b553314be
https://abetterrouteplanner.com/?charger_id=460796350
Katya S.
Jan 20, 2025
The AC charging is set correctly for the selected vehicle model. We calculate 12 mins of charging at this location which roughly translates to 10,5 kWh an hour / 10,5 kW.
What you’re seeing is a placeholder and not the actual power for your vehicle. The actual power depends on vehicle model and SoC / charging curve.
Niklas Ziegler
Jan 20, 2025
Ahhh awesome. Thanks.
That is awesome with the charging Curve.
I will soon buy premium asap my new car arrives.
Have a nice day.
Niklas Ziegler
Jan 20, 2025
I Can see now even the DC Charger is set at 300kw. The charge time isnt accurate because it changes when i am changing the Speed to 250kw max for the Model 3.
Is that expected behavior?
Katya S.
Jan 20, 2025
That’s the placeholder value, the max for the charger, not the peak for the selected vehicle model.