Cybertruck hits charging rate over 400kW!

[greggertruck]

Charging curve on 800V charging system (in EU)
Max 404kW @ 5% SoC

 

[Outdoors]

Yeah the peak lasted for a second and fell off a cliff. I hope it is ok and didn't get hurt. That is quite a drop.

 

[Ruffles]

I wonder what adapter they used?

 

[Woodrick]

I wonder what adapter they used?

Look at the left side of the picture. Paying special attention to the number.

 

[tmeyer3]

Is this 5% to 100% in an hour?! Whoa

I'd be curious to see the 5% to 70% time

 

[nubbin77]

Is this 5% to 100% in an hour?! Whoa

I'd be curious to see the 5% to 70% time

from the chart it looks about 25 minutes.

 

[Gyzz]

I am still curious to the adaptor used assuming it is a CT with NACS charge port (as the CT is assumed NOT delivered with CCS charge port)

 

[tmeyer3]

from the chart it looks about 25 minutes.

OMG, thx. I read the chart wrong. I see it now. Y axis is on the right ??

 

[getsometom]

That's a good curve ?

 

[Gurule92]

I'm always ready to check the curves

 

[SONNYDUT]

Good to know, but for me, condition the battery while charging is my highest concern. Don't care much of how fast charge rates are, I could wait 10 minute longer if I need to. My CT charges 89kwh at the slowest toward 90%. That is fast enough for me.

 

[Woodrick]

Is this 5% to 100% in an hour?! Whoa

I'd be curious to see the 5% to 70% time

Look on the right side, that's % full.

 

[Woodrick]

I am still curious to the adaptor used assuming it is a CT with NACS charge port (as the CT is assumed NOT delivered with CCS charge port)

The test was done in Europe, it's using CCS2 to charge.

CCS1 is what it used in North America.

 

[moniker]

400kw sounds awesome! But in reality the peak doesn’t make any meaningful difference in time, it’s all about the sustained curve.

 

[Gyzz]

I didnt think they made a EU CT model yet ??
So would assume that they used a CCS2 to NACS cenverter to charge or do Tesla deliver CT with CCS2 in europe ?