Charge the Tesla Model 3 directly with the CCS connector.
It could be that there is a plastic cover, covering the bottom part of the charge port. If so, this plastic cover needs to be removed in order to plug in the CCS connector. 
Charge speed
Long Range
The charge speed is up to ~200 kW at our 300 kW chargers, up to ~150 kW at our 175 kW chargers and up to 50 kW at our 50 kW chargers.
Charge curve
The charge curve below shows the charging behaviour of this car when the battery is in optimal conditions (around. 30 °C). A colder (or warmer) battery can result is a significantly lower charge speed. More information about what influences the charge speed can be found on this page.
Standard Range +
The charge speed is up to ~170 kW at our 300 kW chargers, up to ~140 kW at our 175 kW chargers and up to 50 kW at our 50 kW chargers.
Please note that the charge speed can drop when the battery of your car is cold. It can help to drive awhile before charging.
To heat the battery, the Model 3 also uses up to 10 kW while charging.
Unlock the connector
In some cases, the car does not release the CCS-connector. To unlock, please use your Tesla app (menu 'Charging') or the screen in the vehicle (choose the lightning symbol for the 'Charging' menu and press the lock symbol).
Another option is the manual release: For that, please open the boot and pull the emergency release ring, adjacent to the charge port. This allows the connector to be removed from the charge port.
For more information, please contact your service centre.
How to find the Fastned fast charging stations?
You can preheat your Tesla's battery by navigating to a Fastned station, which allows your Tesla to charge faster.
You can easily find Fastned stations via the Tesla's navigation system by searching for the name of the station. The name of the station can be found in our app, but also in Google Maps, for instance. Stations located at a service area along the highway always have the name of the service area.