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Trip planning · Tesla Model 3

Tesla Model 3 route planner with charging stops

Pick a start and destination and the planner estimates the Tesla Model 3's energy use over the real road route, then chooses charging stops from PlugSphere's worldwide station database — each with two nearby backups. The vehicle inputs below are already set for this car.

Plan a Tesla Model 3 trip
Electric car route with a main charging stop and two backup chargers
Reviewed 14 July 2026 Pre-filled from the Model 3 Premium RWD (Highland) reference variant — adjust the inputs to match yours exactly.

Useable battery

79 kWh

Energy use

13.6 kWh/100 km

Typical DC power

125 kW

Estimated range

580 km

A → B → charge

Plan a Tesla Model 3 trip on the map

Battery, consumption and charging power are pre-filled for the Tesla Model 3 — set two points and calculate. Adjust anything to match your exact variant.

Choose a start and destination

Where are you going?

Search a city, or choose A and B directly on the map.

0 of 2 places set Tap anywhere on the map to place Start A, or search a city above.
Essential EV details

Add your EV essentials

Use the battery you can actually use, not the advertised total.

Select your model

Search your make and model to apply its known charging details.

Optional
Tesla Model 3 selected Known charging details are applied below.
or
The battery energy your car can actually use, not its larger gross or advertised capacity.
kWh
Your battery percentage when leaving Start A. This determines how far the first driving leg can reach.
%
Your vehicle’s normal consumption before weather, elevation and the safety buffer. The result shows the adjusted consumption used for the calculation.
kWh/100 km
Battery protected for arrival at B. The planner does not spend this reserve when calculating the maximum distance of each leg.
%
Battery percentage assumed when leaving every charging stop. A lower target is usually faster but can require more stops; a higher target can extend each leg.
%
Compatible connectors
Select every connector your EV can use. Only stations reporting at least one selected connector are eligible. Leave all clear only when the connector is unknown.
Fine-tuneCoordinates, conditions and charger search Optional
The north–south coordinate for Start A. It is filled from the map or place search; edit it only when you need an exact coordinate.
The east–west coordinate for Start A. It is filled from the map or place search; edit it only when you need an exact coordinate.
The north–south coordinate for Destination B. It is normally filled automatically from your map or search selection.
The east–west coordinate for Destination B. It is normally filled automatically from your map or search selection.
Percentage adjustment for cold, heat, wind or rain. It multiplies the entered energy use; positive values increase the trip-energy estimate.
%
Extra energy allowance for climbing or uncertain terrain. Use zero when your consumption figure already reflects the route conditions.
%
A general planning margin. The default 15% turns 19 kWh/100 km into 21.85 kWh/100 km and can increase the number of charging stops.
%
The maximum DC charging power your car can accept. Charger ranking and estimated effective power are capped at this value.
kW
Stations reporting less than this power are excluded from primary stops and backups. Lower it when fast chargers are sparse.
kW
Maximum map distance from the road route for an eligible charging station. A wider search finds more stations but may require a longer detour.
km
Maximum straight-line distance from each primary stop when looking for nearby backup chargers.
km

Planning estimate only. Charger status is not live; confirm access, plug and availability with the operator.

Road-tripping a Tesla Model 3 — quick answers

How far can a Tesla Model 3 drive before stopping to charge?

Around 580 km in mixed driving from a full battery, but road trips rarely run 100% to 0% — with a 90% start and 10% reserve, plan segments of roughly 464 km, less in winter or at high motorway speeds.

How long are charging stops with a Tesla Model 3?

The Tesla Model 3 typically sustains about 125 kW in a DC session, so a 10–80% stop takes roughly 27 minutes at a sufficiently powerful charger. The planner accounts for this when spacing stops.

Which chargers does the Tesla Model 3 use?

The Tesla Model 3 charges via Type 2 CCS — the planner is pre-filtered accordingly, and every suggested stop includes two nearby backups in case a charger is busy or offline.

Tesla Model 3 full specs & charging data → Route planner for any EV → Range from battery % calculator → Charging time calculator →

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