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• How do I charge the vehicle?

  The vehicle will have at least 80% charge when you pick it up. - It is extremely easy to find super chargers (1,000mph charging) via the onboard map. Just set the super charger as your destination, and the car will automatically prepare the battery for fast charging. You can get 180 miles of range in 20 min of charging. Any supercharging costs incurred during the trip will be added after the trip ends, similar to tolls. - In addition, you can charge via any 110-volt outlet (3mph charging), or public J-1772 charger (22mph charging). You can use the PlugShare app to find the numerous locations nearby.

• How much range does the car get on one charge?

  This is the Long Range, rear-wheel drive Model 3. It has a rated range of 310 miles at 100% charge. Overall, you can typically expect to get around 260 miles of range, because it’s best to keep the battery between 10% and 90%. I’ve been driving this vehicle for 4 years now and have taken it across the country on many long distance trips. 260 miles is A LOT of driving between charges. There are chargers everywhere and they are easy to find along your route.

• How do you charge on long distance trips?

  It’s easy, just type in your destination in the navigation screen and the car will automatically route you to chargers along your way. The estimated arrival time even includes the time spent charging. Tesla Superchargers are typically available every 100 miles on major interstates. While en-route to your destination it’s best to use superchargers; they can provide around 150 miles of range in less than 15 minutes. You don’t need to charge until you’re full, just enough to get to the next charger. Superchargers cost around 1/3rd the cost of an equivalent cost of gas.