how long does it take to charge a tesla australia

Short version: it ranges from “make a cuppa” to “watch a trilogy.” On a standard Aussie 230V 10A socket (~2.3 kW), a Tesla typically takes about 18–28 hours for 10–80% depending on battery size. With a home wallbox at 7 kW, you’re looking at roughly 5–7 hours (10–80%), while a three‑phase 11 kW setup trims that to about 3–5 hours.

Out on the road, Tesla Supercharger V3 (up to 250 kW) will do 10–80% in ~20–30 minutes, and older V2 sites (120–150 kW) are more like 30–45 minutes. Charging slows past 80% to protect the battery—so don’t hover unless you enjoy watching progress bars. Real-world times vary with model, temperature, and how brave you were arriving nearly empty, but that’s the gist for Australia.