Looking to sell your EV? Get an offer at evercars.com/sell Check out our inventory here: evercars.com/cars We recently took the 2026 Tesla Model Y RWD to a V3 Supercharger to test its 10% to 80% DC fast charging capabilities. The Model Y is highly efficient and it's highly convenient for road trips, largely due to Tesla's software and expansive Supercharging network. With a peak charge rate of 225kW, we wanted to see how the RWD model’s charging curve holds up in the real world. Right out of the gate, the Model Y pulled incredibly hard, hitting an impressive 221kW peak. It stayed above 200 kW until the 14% mark before starting a steep taper. By the time the Model Y reached 47%, it was pulling just 100kW. The upper stretch slowed down significantly, eventually dropping to just 42 kW as it hit the 80% cutoff. Ultimately, the Model Y completed the 10% to 80% session in just over 31 minutes. Surprisingly, the Subaru Trailseeker, which uses a larger battery, was able ...