At a regular 240 V household socket (10 A, ~2.3 kW), expect roughly 25–40 hours for a near-empty to full charge—slow, but your sleep won’t mind.
A 7 kW home wallbox trims that to about 8–12 hours, while a three‑phase 11 kW unit can do it in roughly 6–8 hours.
Public DC fast chargers at 50 kW typically take 45–70 minutes for 10–80%, and Tesla Superchargers (150–250 kW) usually manage 10–80% in about 15–30 minutes, model and conditions depending.
Bigger batteries (Long Range) sit at the slower end; smaller packs (RWD) at the faster. Charging tapers above ~80%, so chasing 100% on DC is like waiting for toast to brown that last millimetre. Times vary with temperature, state of charge, and charger sharing, but those figures are a solid Australia‑realistic guide.
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