The speed of charging an electric car depends on several factors, including the charger’s type, with level 1 chargers being the slowest and fast chargers being the fastest. It also depends on the size of the battery, with larger capacity batteries taking longer. Further, the number of EV cars being charged simultaneously can affect the rate of charging. Charging an electric car can take longer in electricity peak-use times, and the charging circuit with a 120-volt system being slower than 240 and 480-volt systems. That said, some of the fastest charging electric cars include the Tesla Model 3 Long Range and Porsche Taycan with a 480-volt charging system.