I know battery size, current %, target %, and charger kW
Use the EV Charging Time Calculator to estimate how long a session may take.
Estimate charging timeUse these calculators for everyday EV charging and battery charging estimates. Enter your own battery size, charger power, electricity price, and efficiency values.
Last reviewed: 2026-07-17
Start with the values you already have. The calculators do not need a vehicle database or account login; they work best when you copy numbers from your vehicle screen, charger app, utility bill, charging receipt, product label, or owner manual.
Use the EV Charging Time Calculator to estimate how long a session may take.
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