Charge Your Tesla With the Sun
You don’t have to take your whole house off-grid to cut EV charging costs. Build a small solar system just for your car.
Solar panels send DC power into an off-grid inverter/charger, which charges the battery. The same inverter then takes DC power back from the battery and converts it into AC power for your EV.
Start with a 16 kWh or 32 kWh lithium battery.
| Tesla | 16 kWh Battery | 32 kWh Battery |
|---|---|---|
| Model 3 | ~60+ miles | ~120+ miles |
| Model Y | ~60+ miles | ~120+ miles |
| Cybertruck | ~35+ miles | ~70+ miles |
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Add a 6 kW+ off-grid inverter/charger and solar panels. Let the panels recharge the battery during the day, then plug in your EV when you get home.
Sunlight in. Energy stored. Driving miles out. Start with your car.
Actual miles vary by model, weather, driving conditions, and charging losses. Use properly rated electrical equipment and have a qualified electrician verify the final installation.
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