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Charging time

Pick a model from the catalogue, set the charge window, and see how long the session actually takes at a given charging post's power.

%

The state of charge you start the session from.

%

The state of charge you end the session at.

Charging post power

The post's maximum rated power — the car never draws more than this, even where its own curve would allow it.

kW

Enter the station's real rating if it differs from the three typical values above — e.g. the power printed on a specific charger's spec sheet.

Result

Kia EV3 Standard Range (2025-2026) · curve calibrated to the claimed window 102 kW, 10–80%, 29 min

Charging time
26 min
Energy delivered
33 kWh
Average power
76.6 kW
Range added
195 km

curve calibrated to the claimed window 102 kW, 10–80%, 29 min

  • Car's own power curve
  • Power delivered at this post
The car's own power and the power actually delivered at the chosen post, by state of charge
State of chargeCar's powerDelivered power
10%104 kW104 kW
14%104 kW104 kW
17%104 kW104 kW
21%104 kW104 kW
24%104 kW104 kW
28%100 kW100 kW
31%96 kW96 kW
35%93 kW93 kW
38%89 kW89 kW
42%85 kW85 kW
45%81 kW81 kW
49%79 kW79 kW
52%77 kW77 kW
56%75 kW75 kW
59%72 kW72 kW
63%70 kW70 kW
66%67 kW67 kW
70%64 kW64 kW
73%60 kW60 kW
77%57 kW57 kW
80%53 kW53 kW

Charging time FAQ

How does the calculator know the charging power curve?
Once you pick a model from the EvCompass catalogue, its usable battery capacity and charging power curve fill in automatically — there is no spec to type in yourself.
Why does the post I pick change the time so much?
A post never delivers more power than its own rating, even when the car's curve would allow more at that moment. On a 50 kW post, a car capable of 150 kW still charges at a speed capped at 50 kW for the whole session.
Is the power curve measured by the manufacturer?
No. When the curve is calibrated, it means we shaped it to match ONE claimed figure from the manufacturer's own data (e.g. 85 kW, 0-80%, 35 min) — that is one data point, not a measured charging run. Where no such figure exists, the curve is entirely estimated from the car's specs instead. Neither one is a measurement.

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