How It Works

Living in a House:

Charging overnight will be enough
if you are not below 100km

You can use a regular 110v socket

For a slightly faster charge,
use a 220v socket (washing machine or stove plug)

Living in an Apartment:

You can charge overnight at an Electric Circuit (Level 2) charger if there is one near your place (~8 to 12 hours for a full charge)

You can charge at a Supercharger or a Level 3 charger while you make an errand to the mall or supermarket (~50 to 90 minutes)

Staying at a Hotel

Try to stay at a “Destination Hotel”
The valet will use a Tesla Destination Charger to charge it overnight
We have a list of all the Destination hotels in our Visiting MTL page

Even if your hotel does not have Destination Chargers, ask if they have a Level 2 charging station or if they can plug it in a regular 110v socket

On the road:

Use Supercharger stations on your route.
They are located on most major highways.
They have at least 8 stalls in each station
Unlike public stations that only have 1 or 2.
Superchargers are located in big shopping centres
with food courts, restaurants and washrooms

Arrive at a cottage:

When you arrive at your destination,
Try to slow charge overnight from a regular  110v or 220v plug.
The adapter cable is pretty long, so you can pull a charge from
inside the garage or house
It is preferred to keep the car indoors in the winter

Arrive at a hotel:

Try to stay at a “Destination Hotel”.
The valet will use a Tesla Destination Charger to charge it overnight
You can find a list of all these hotels in the region on our page visit montreal