On the 110V system, you can expect each hour of charging to add about 3 miles to the range of the Tesla vehicle.
A standard range Tesla Model 3 will generally pull in as much as 44 miles of range or capacity each hour it is charged at a 60 amp power outlet.
On average, the EV will get between 11 and 31 miles of driving range per hour of Level 2 charging,
depending on whether you are using a 20, 30, or 40-amp circuit breaker.
Note that every EV manufacturer designs their Level 1 chargers so your EV will gain 3-5 miles of driving range per hour of charging.
Before answering if you can use Level 2 chargers with a 120V plug-in for an EV, it is best to understand what is different about Level 2 vs. Level 1 charging.
Keep in mind that charging the Tesla Model X will vary depending on what kind of charger you are using, how much power costs in your area,
and if you are charging the battery completely from empty.
More importantly, depending on which charger they pick, and how much of the battery is already charged,
charging the Tesla could take most people between a day and twelve hours.
charging the Tesla could take most people between a day and twelve hours.
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