How To Charge Your Tesla The Right Way | Avoid This Mistake!

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I only supercharge mine, since It's not possible for me to charge at home. I'm from Denmark so the price for gas is at 8$ pr gallon, where I pay 0.29$ pr KWh. A gallon of fuel would get me about 42 miles, where I will get 110-120 miles in my Tesla for the same price. So for me It's worth it. In the longrun I hope also

Here in California… I use superchargers primarily. It’s way cheaper than gas still, at least here! I know other states it levels off. I usually spend $15-30 a week, depending on what times I go. I like going late for the cheap $3-$5 charges. Beats my old Honda Civic where I was paying $70 a week for gas. However, yes, I’m interested in seeing if my Model 3 will survive the long haul as I am planning on keeping it for years! Hey, I don’t mind being asked in a few years if my battery dies out of warranty… lol wish me luck!

Great info. Did not realize it is OK to leave plugged in when at 80% and not using. thanks.

You're the first tesla reviewer to mention supercharging is close to or equal to gas prices! I've had that argument with people and they keep telling me I'm wrong. Thank you for including this tidbit!

Here in NJ the state would not approve the Tesla charger for incentives and so I ended up with a ChargePoint which works fine. I got the $750 electricians bill paid. I charge my "3" from my "3" to 40% from my house power and then up to 80% with solar if the sunlight is a available. This gives me the most free miles. On a cloudy day I charge to 60%.......my car is only 4 months old and so I`ll wait till November and check the battery degradation then. Thank you for excellent advice!

Thanks, lots of helpful info.

The Absolute SOC was very helpful. I always thought ending the day around 50% was the best for my battery but now I know I know to end my day around 20%. NOt that it's going to have a huge impact on my battery health but at least I know it's not bad to end the day around 20%.

In LA gas is about $80 for a full tank, charging is $10-$30, not as good as home charging but still worth it

I have a LRMY and I drive 40k miles annually for work. My drives are mostly predictable, so it makes it easy for me to charge to 50% soc and leave the car plugged in at that soc over night. It charges to 70%-80% in the morning right before I leave. I rarely ever use superchargers and I use public free chargers while working as well.

TIP: If you charge at home and need 100% charge for the next day, adjust the amps (charge rate) to where the estimated time of full charge lines up with when you depart the next day. This way it won't sit at 100% for too long before driving.

I own a Tesla model 3 performance, 2023, and only drive it once a week. And I only charge it once a week. I stay within Tesla's parameters. No lower than 20% and no higher than 80 percent. I keep the battery between 40 percent and 80 percent all the time. I do not use superchargers, only level 2. I have not noticed any degradation. For example I travel 30 mi one way and I use roughly 10% of my battery. That has been consistent for the last year. It's never changed! I'm not putting down supercharging but I don't do it and I think it it does help keep the battery healthy.

Oh man, I’m looking into getting a MY but I have no option for home charging. You think it’ll hurt my battery a lot if I’m planning to keep the car for a long time?

Can you make a video of the Tesla dog behind you? I would love a video because I'm not sure if its worth buying

I do 100% fast chargings on my tesla model 3 2023 and i have a non LFP battery. I have 16k miles so far. Lets see how will it hold up in long term. I dont go under 18% and charge upto 80%.

ive been told by Tesla employees its best for your battery if you can get away with charging it to 60% do it

If you can’t charge at home, look to see if there’s public level 2 charging near your home or workplace. You definitely won’t save too much over an ice car, but if it’s not inconvenient to plug in at work or overnight you still enjoy the no gas station life. If you have to supercharge, it’s basically like owning an ice car… inconvenient

even tho I don't have the telsa charger at home to charge so I always super charge. where you say you should leave the car always plugged in when not using should I still keep it plugged in if I am just using a normal wall outlet? or will the wall outlet not help or hurt

(Aug 28, 2023) A new report from Recurrent, which has access to data from over 12,500 Tesla vehicles in the US through its software service, now shows clearly that there’s little to no difference in battery degradation between frequent fast charging and rare fast charging:

I wish I could follow your tips, but I get free supercharging so when I have to choose between free charging or at home charging, nearly 100% of the time it’s been supercharging. Great tips though!