TeslaModel S 85D (2015) electric car chargers
Battery Electric VehicleBattery
85 kWh
Connector
Type 2
Range
328 miles
Benefit in kind
2%
CO2 Emissions
0 g/km
Tesla Model S 85D Home Charging Guide
The Tesla Model S has been around since 2012 which means there are plenty of older models available, including the Model S 85D - the dual-motor version of the Model S 85. It has the same 85kWh battery pack, but efficiencies and improvements result in a longer range of 328 miles despite the extra power. Although, this range is calculated using the older, less accurate NEDC testing procedures.
Charging the 2016 Tesla Model S 85D will take about 13 hours when using a 7.4kW home charge point, although it can charge faster at 11kW AC if you have access to a three-phase charge point and supply at home (very few UK residential properties have this, though). You will also be able to rapid charge the Model S 85D at up to 120kW, giving you an 80% recharge in around 38 minutes.
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Tesla Model S 85D Charging Time
It's rare anyone needs to charge their car from empty to full. In fact, most of the time you will simply "top up" your car's battery for two to three hours overnight. Learn more about home charging here.
Take advantage of cheaper electricity tariffs and charge your Tesla Model S 85D overnight and drive away fully charged every morning.
| Method | kW | Typical location | Charging time (empty to full) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard three-pin plug | 2.3 | Home | 41.5 hours |
| Dedicated home charging point | 7.4 | Home | 13 hours |
| Fast charger | 11* | Offices, commercial buildings, car parks, supermarkets, leisure centres | 8.75 hours* (limited to 11kW by vehicle and requires three-phase supply at property) |
| Fast charger | 22* | Offices, commercial buildings, car parks, supermarkets, leisure centres | 4.5 hours* (Requires three-phase supply at property) |
| Rapid charger | Up to 120 | Tesla Supercharger v2 | 38 minutes |
* Limited by on-board charger, vehicle cannot charge faster.
Tesla Model S 85D Charging Cost
School run, commute to the office? You can drive up to 328 miles purely on low-cost electric power.
A full home charge on a Tesla Model S 85D costs around £8.50.
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A typical overnight electricity rate is around 10p per kWh.
Compare energy tariffs for your Tesla Model S 85D
Battery size
85 kWh
Charge speed
30 mph
Range
328 miles
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