
The complete guide to charging your Tesla Model 3
The Tesla Model 3 has become one of the most popular electric cars in Ukraine thanks to its impressive performance, including a long range and advanced technology. However, as with any electric car, it is very important to know how to properly charge your Tesla Model 3 to maintain its performance and extend its battery life. This guide will tell you everything you need to know [...]
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The Tesla Model 3 has become one of the most popular electric cars in Ukraine thanks to its impressive performance, including a long range and advanced technology. However, as with any electric car, it is very important to know how to properly charge your Tesla Model 3 to maintain its performance and extend the battery life.
This guide will tell you everything you need to know about charging your Tesla Model 3 in Ukraine. We'll look at the different types of charging, charging infrastructure options, and give you tips on how to choose the best charging method for your vehicle.
We remind you that you can purchase home and commercial charging stations in our online storeand also use the public charging stations ECOFACTORcharging points located throughout Ukraine. For convenient access to charging infrastructure, we recommend using our mobile applicationwhich is available on iOS and Android.

Tesla Model 3 charging overview
Tesla offers Tesla Model 3 owners several charging options that provide different levels of convenience, speed and cost. In Ukraine, the infrastructure of charging stations for electric cars is actively developing, so it is important to understand which charging method is best for you.
The Tesla Model 3 battery has a different capacity depending on the model, ranging from 50 kWh to 82 kWh. This affects the frequency of charging and the number of charging sessions required to achieve maximum range.
How often do I need to charge my Tesla Model 3?
The charging frequency depends on several factors:
- Driving habits: If you use your car for short trips around the city, you won't need to charge the battery often.
- Climate: Cold weather can reduce battery efficiency, so you may need to charge your Tesla more often in winter.
- Car model: The Tesla Model 3 has variants with different driving ranges, ranging from 354 to 534 km, and even more, on a single charge, depending on the version.
Thanks to the large battery capacity, many Tesla Model 3 drivers can get by without regular charging, and some may only need to charge the car a few times a week.
Tips for charging your Tesla Model 3 to keep your battery healthy
Want to keep your Tesla battery in good condition for years to come? Follow these simple guidelines:
- Avoid excessive use of fast charging: Fast charging (e.g. via public charging stations) is suitable for quickly replenishing the charge during long journeys, but frequent use of such charging may reduce the battery life. For everyday use, slower charging options are better.
- Observe rule 20-80%: For everyday driving, try to keep the charge level between 20% and 80%. Only charge to 100% before long journeys.
- Avoid completely discharging the battery: Do not let the battery discharge to zero before charging. It is best to connect the charger when the charge level reaches around 20% to keep the battery in optimal condition.

Tesla Model 3 charging options
There are several options for charging the Tesla Model 3, each of which has its own advantages in terms of speed, convenience and cost. The following main charging methods are available in Ukraine.
Charging at home
Charging at home is the most convenient and cost-effective option for most Tesla owners. With a charger at home, you can charge your car at any time, allowing you to start each day with a fully charged car. This is especially convenient for those who spend most of their time at home or at work, because charging the car is effortless. For home charging, you can use standard sockets, Level 2 chargers or Tesla Wall Connector.
Public charging stations
The network of public charging stations is actively developing in Ukraine, and Tesla owners can use them when travelling around the city or when travelling. This makes it convenient to charge the car on weekends, in shopping centres or near offices. Most of these stations are equipped with universal chargers that can charge any electric vehicle, including the Tesla Model 3. Public charging stations provide convenient access to the infrastructure and are a good alternative for those who cannot charge their cars at home.
Tesla Model 3 charging time
The charging time depends on the type of charger you are using. Each charging method has its own characteristics that affect the charging speed.
Charging at home
For charging at home, there are several options available that differ in speed. If you are using a standard wall outlet (220V), this is the slowest option. Charging through a standard wall outlet can take more than 24 hours to fully charge, making this method less efficient for daily use.
A faster option is charging through a Level 2 device (240 V). This charging method allows you to charge the Tesla Model 3 in 9-12 hours, which is convenient for night charging. For fast charging at home, you can install the Tesla Wall Connector, which will allow you to charge the car in 6-8 hours, and this is the fastest way to charge for home use.
Public charging stations
Most public charging stations use Level 2 chargers, which can charge a car in 6-8 hours, depending on the battery level and the power of the station. This is suitable for when you need to charge your car during a short stop or while you are doing other things.
Tesla Model 3 charging ports and cable types
The Tesla Model 3 is equipped with a Type 2 (IEC 62196) port, which is the standard for most European electric vehicles. This port allows for alternating current (AC) charging both at home and at public charging stations. The Model 3 also supports the use of CCS (Combined Charging System) connectors for direct current (DC) charging, which allows you to connect to fast charging stations available on public networks.
However, some public charging stations may require specific adapters or cables to connect to your Tesla Model 3. Here's what you might find useful:
- Type 2 cable: Many public stations in Ukraine have built-in Type 2 cables, which allows you to directly connect your car. However, it is always a good idea to have your own cable if the station does not have a built-in option.
- CCS adapter: If you plan to use DC fast chargers, you will need a CCS adapter. This will allow you to connect your Tesla to other fast charging stations such as Ionity or ChargePoint, which are available in Ukraine and Europe.

The cost of charging a Tesla Model 3 in Ukraine
The good news is that charging a Tesla in Ukraine is usually cheaper than refuelling a petrol car, but the cost can vary depending on where and how you charge your car.
Charging your Tesla Model 3 at home is the most cost-effective option. On average, charging via a home Level 2 charger will cost between 50 and 150 UAH per full charge, depending on the electricity tariffs in your area.
Public charging stations in Ukraine have different tariffs depending on the operator and location. While some charging stations are free of charge (for example, in some shopping malls or workplaces), others may charge per kWh or per time of use. On average, charging at public stations will cost more than at home, but it's a convenient option when you're in the city or travelling.
How to reduce the cost of charging
If you want to save money on charging your Tesla Model 3, here are some tips:
- Use mobile apps to find charging stations: In Ukraine, there are mobile apps that help you find the nearest charging stations and compare prices. This allows you to find the most favourable charging options for your Tesla.
- Use free charging stations: Many workplaces and some public locations (e.g. shopping centres or hotels) offer free or reduced charge charging for electric vehicles. Check the charging options at these locations to save on energy costs.
- Charge at night: Many energy companies in Ukraine offer discounts on electricity at night when energy demand is low. If you plan to charge your Tesla at home, take advantage of these tariffs to reduce the cost of charging.
- Use solar panels: If you have solar panels at home, you can further reduce your charging costs by using the energy generated by your solar system. Although the cost of installing solar panels can be high, you can save a lot on your electricity bills over time.
- Monitoring energy consumption: Tesla provides detailed information about your energy consumption through the built-in system in the car and the mobile app. By tracking this data, you can optimise your driving style and reduce charging costs by adjusting your habits.
Keep an eye on Tesla's promotions and loyalty programmes, which sometimes offer charging bonuses. This can be an additional benefit for Tesla users in Ukraine.

Charging solutions for Tesla Model 3 from ECOFACTOR
We are ECOFACTOR, a company specialising in the development and production of charging stations for electric vehicles, including popular models such as the Tesla Model 3. We strive to provide electric vehicle drivers with convenient access to charging infrastructure across Ukraine, which is an important aspect for the efficient operation of your vehicle.
Our charging stations are designed to meet industry standards and are suitable for different types of electric vehicles. We offer AC charging solutions up to 44 kW and DC fast charging solutions up to 420 kW, suitable for models such as the Tesla Model 3.
Our Tesla Model 3 charging solutions
- Online store of chargers and accessories In our online store you will find a variety of cables and adapters. From CCS adapters to Type 2 cables, we offer all the accessories you need to easily connect to charging stations.
- ECOFACTOR: For maximum comfort, we have developed a mobile application available on iOS and Android. With its help, you can find the nearest charging stations for the Tesla Model 3 and check their availability in real time using the interactive maps of charging stations.
- Charging stations for business If you want to organise charging for your business, we offer a full range of services - from the selection of charging stations to their installation and maintenance. Our stations are ideal for hotels, offices, shopping centres and residential complexes where Tesla Model 3 drivers often stay.
- A platform for managing a network of charging stations. For large networks of charging stations, we offer a network management platform that allows you to set tariffs, track energy consumption and automate reporting, ensuring the convenience and efficiency of using the infrastructure.
At ECOFACTOR, we strive to make charging your Tesla Model 3 affordable, convenient and efficient. Our infrastructure and solutions make it easy to integrate charging into your everyday life, whether at home, at work or when travelling.
Conclusion.
Charging a Tesla Model 3 in Ukraine has become affordable and convenient thanks to the growing infrastructure of charging stations and a variety of charging options. Whether you choose to charge at home using a regular wall outlet or use fast charging stations at public locations, it's important to choose the method that suits your lifestyle and needs. By following simple guidelines for maintaining the charge level, you can ensure the longevity of your vehicle's battery and comfortable operation for years to come.
Frequently asked questions
How often do I need to charge my Tesla Model 3?
The frequency of charging depends on your driving habits and the conditions in which you use the vehicle. If you take short trips, you probably won't need to charge your Tesla Model 3 as often. The battery has a long range, so many drivers charge the car only a few times a week.
2. How long does it take to charge a Tesla Model 3?
Charging time depends on the type of charger. Charging via a standard outlet can take more than 24 hours, Level 2 charging can take 9 to 12 hours, and Tesla Wall Connector can take about 6 to 8 hours. Public charging stations provide charging in 6-8 hours.
3. What is the cost of charging a Tesla Model 3 in Ukraine?
Charging costs may vary depending on whether you charge at home or at public stations. Charging at home usually costs between 50 and 150 UAH for a full charge. Public charging stations can charge between 6 and 10 UAH per kWh, depending on the operator.
4. How to keep the Tesla Model 3 battery in good condition?
To keep the battery in optimal condition, it is important to follow a few rules: charge the battery to 80% for everyday use, avoid frequent full discharges, and do not use fast charging too often as this may affect battery life.
5. Can I charge my Tesla Model 3 at public charging stations?
Yes, there are a large number of public charging stations in Ukraine that support Tesla Model 3 charging. Most of them use Type 2 cables and the CCS standard for fast charging, which allows you to conveniently charge your car while travelling.
6. What cables and adapters do I need to charge my Tesla Model 3?
The Tesla Model 3 uses a Type 2 cable for AC charging. A CCS adapter may be required for DC charging via other fast charging stations.

