Free Supercharging Competition
2026 Leaderboard
- 4
- cars
- 679
- sessions
Tesla's three categories, scored from real charging history. Cars appear here only because their owner chose to publish them, and this is not an official ranking — Tesla publishes no leaderboard.
Max's Cybertruck (TARS)
- 2Max's Model Y (Why)124
- 3Hunters Model 3's Model 3 (Hunter's Tesla)10
Distinct Supercharger sites visited this year.
Max's Model Y (Why)
- 2Max's Cybertruck (TARS)3,302.6
- 3Hunters Model 3's Model 3 (Hunter's Tesla)1,470.5
Total kWh taken at Superchargers this year.
Max's Cybertruck (TARS)
- 2Max's Model Y (Why)8
- 3Hunters Model 3's Model 3 (Hunter's Tesla)3
Most new sites in a row, each within a day of the last.
Every published car
Ordered by unique sites.
| Rank# | Car | Sites | Energy | Trip | Sessions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Max's Cybertruck (TARS) | 395 | 3,302.6kWh | 393 | 410 |
| 2 | Max's Model Y (Why) | 124 | 7,064.1kWh | 8 | 210 |
| 3 | Hunters Model 3's Model 3 (Hunter's Tesla) | 10 | 1,470.5kWh | 3 | 52 |
| 4 | Basilbum's Model 3 | 6 | 240.9kWh | 2 | 7 |
Not affiliated with Tesla, and not an official standing. Tesla publishes no leaderboard, so this ranks only the cars whose owners chose to appear here.
Longest Trip uses the conservative reading of Tesla's rules, which give two different 24-hour windows on the same page. Every car is scored on one shared clock (America/Los Angeles) so that a car's position does not depend on where you are reading from.