HyperionMark
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I'm familiar, Tesla owner since 2018. However, your logic doesn't make a lot of sense. If they both have the same charging curve. There is no one saying you have to go deep in the pack if it's slower to charge down there (which is not true of Tesla's).There is a charge curve for all EVs. There is a thread here about it. The vehicle will charge slower at very low SOC and high SOC. Since it is related to percentage, there is more "ground" to cover with a larger battery back. So if it is slower charging from 80% to 100% but is only adding 20% to 135kwh in the Large Pack vs 20% of 180kwh in the Max pack, it will take more time. Now double that for 0% to 20%.
I was not saying the Max will charge at a slower rate compared to the Large, just that it will take significantly longer due to the battery size.
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