Update, August 19, 2026: Tesla later reused the Passport idea for a 2026 free-Supercharging contest. The December 2025 story is the first in-app year-in-review plus a nine-winner prize for 2025 stats. It is not a new Supercharger hardware SKU.
On December 9, 2025 Tesla Charging posted that your Charging Passport was ready: a look back at 2025 Supercharger trips and milestones. A follow-up said nine users who opened the Passport would get free Supercharging in January, top three in each of: longest distance between Superchargers, most energy charged, most unique Supercharger sites. Passport post · contest post. Not a Tesla App described badges (Explorer, Tesla Diner / Oasis, streaks). This is an app recap. It is not cheaper Supercharging for everyone, and it is not FSD.
Your charging passport is ready. Look back at the epic trips you took and the charging milestones you achieved in 2025.
— Tesla Charging (@TeslaCharging) December 9, 2025
Key facts
- What shipped: A 2025 Charging Passport view in the Tesla app — map, kWh, badges.
- Prize Tesla named: Nine free-Supercharging awards from those 2025 stats, if you opened the Passport.
- What you had to do: Share charging data / open the Passport (Tesla’s later 2026 rules spell out a vehicle toggle).
- What this is not: A new stall type, or a guarantee you won.
Wrapped, not a rate cut
Tesla already showed Supercharger receipts in the app. Passport is Spotify-Wrapped for stalls. The Holiday OTA is car software; this is phone software. They landed the same week.
FAQ
Did every owner get free Supercharging?
No. Nine contest seats, three categories.
Do badges change the price per kWh?
No.
Is this the BOXABL Supercharger partner note?
No. That’s a different Tesery URL.
For owners: open the Passport if you want the recap or the raffle. It does not make FSD cheaper.
Featured photo: Tesla Supercharger stalls (file photo of the network, not a Passport screenshot). Image via Wikimedia Commons.
