Tesla overcharge mileage is deducted by calculating the amount of charge.
Because Tesla overcharge will accelerate the aging speed of the battery, in order to protect the life of the battery, Tesla will deduct the part that exceeds the charge limit. Specifically, Tesla will charge per kilowatt-hour and deduct the charge from the charging station. For example, if you charge 120 KWH on a supercharger, but your car is only allowed to charge 100 KWH, then you will be charged an additional 20 KWH. It should be noted that the overcharge mileage deduction will vary according to the charging standard in different regions, so it is recommended to check the charging standard on the Tesla website before charging.
1 Tesla overcharged mileage is subject to deducting the corresponding fee. This is because Tesla overcharging requires the use of resources such as electricity and equipment maintenance, and overcharging is calculated based on these costs. In addition, Tesla also adopts a dynamic pricing strategy to some extent, so the overcharge will also change according to market demand and supply.
It should be noted that the specific overcharge fee standard can be viewed on the official Tesla website or APP.
The Tesla Overcharge deducts free miles based on the energy consumption of different models. According to the relevant public information, different Tesla models are not the same mileage, and the actual mileage converted to Tesla is also different according to the different energy consumption of different models.