Charging basics

Charge port, home charging, Supercharging speed and cold-weather tips, from Tesla's published information.

Supercharging

Tesla lists Supercharging up to 325 kW. It quotes up to 137 miles added in 15 minutes for Premium AWD and up to 135 for Cyberbeast; we haven't confirmed a Dual Motor figure. Real speed depends on battery temperature, state of charge and the station.

For fast charging, navigate to the Supercharger with Trip Planner so the battery can precondition on the way.

Home charging

Tesla's Charging Instructions page covers plugging in with a Wall Connector or Mobile Connector, what the charge-port light colors mean, and charge limits. Follow it for your setup.

For reference, the EPA lists 12 hours to charge the 2025 Long Range at 240V.

Using the charge port for power

Home backup through the charge port is covered in Powershare and outlets.

Cold weather

See our winter guide: preconditioning, frozen charge-port latch, and slow 120V charging in the cold.

Not covered yet because we couldn't confirm it from a primary source: connector amperage limits, charge-port light meanings and battery voltage architecture. Tesla's manual pages block automated checks, so we'll add these after a manual read.

General owner information, not factory service instructions. If anything here conflicts with your owner's manual or the Release Notes in your truck, those win.