Pick your vehicle or enter specs manually, set your charge range, then choose a charger level. Formula: Time = Energy Needed ÷ Effective Charging Power, with a slowdown applied above 80% for DC fast charging.
Your Vehicle
Optional — select your vehicle to auto-fill battery size and charger power below, or skip this and enter your own values.
Vehicle battery and charging figures are typical published specifications per trim and may vary by model year, options, drivetrain, and software updates. Figures noted as unavailable have not been independently confirmed against manufacturer documentation. Always verify your exact vehicle's specs against your owner's manual or manufacturer's site — actual charging performance depends on battery temperature, state of health, and the charger you're using.
Battery & Charger
Not sure what a field means? Tap the ⓘ next to its label.
Charge Range
Most charging sessions start and end partway, not empty to full.
Charger Level & Mode
Choose a preset to auto-fill a typical charger power, or select Custom to enter your own charger's exact rating.
Standard 120V household outlet. Slowest option — typically 2–5 miles of range per hour. Fine overnight, slow for daily use.
240V circuit, like a dryer outlet. Most common home and public charger. Typically 10–30 miles of range per hour.
Bypasses the onboard AC charger. Fastest option, best for road trips — but slows sharply above 80% (see FAQ).
Your Results
This chart compares your estimated charging time at common charger power levels, using your same charge range and vehicle max (if selected). If your entered charger power matches one of the bars, that bar is highlighted blue.
Results are for reference and estimation only. Verify all values before relying on them for trip planning. See full disclaimer below.