On a Tesla Supercharger in Australia (mostly V3), expect roughly 10–80% in 25–30 minutes for Model 3/Y, and about ~30 minutes for the bigger packs.
Public 50 kW DC fast chargers do it in about 60–75 minutes for 10–80%, while a 7 kW home wallbox will take ~8–12 hours for 0–100% (an 11 kW three‑phase setup trims that to ~6–8 hours).
A regular 240 V power point trickles in at ~2.0–2.4 kW, so you’re staring down 20–30+ hours from empty—ideal for patient souls and serial binge‑watchers.
Real times vary with temperature, state of charge, charger rating, and the car’s peak acceptance (up to 250 kW DC on newer Teslas); consult official documentation for exact figures.

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