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Tesla has started rolling out a new feature called Charging Passport, giving owners a yearly recap of their Supercharger habits in the style of YouTube’s annual review or Spotify Wrapped. First spotted by @sfmartinlin and highlighted by longtime Tesla watcher Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt), the new Charging Passport lives inside the Tesla app under the Charging tab. It hasn’t reached all users yet, but once it does, owners will be able to see a breakdown of their entire year of fast charging.
Charging Passport includes a set of collectible charging badges, such as the Iconic Charger badge for visiting notable Superchargers like the Tesla Diner or the Oasis Supercharger. The latter is Tesla’s biggest Supercharging site to date, offering 164 stalls that fully opened ahead of the Thanksgiving travel period.
Other badges include Explorer, Green Saver, and several themed icons tied to specific locations and charging behaviors. The feature adds a light layer of gamification and gives owners something fun to compare with friends and other Tesla drivers.
Alongside badges, Charging Passport also surfaces deeper stats, including the total number of unique Supercharger locations an owner visited throughout the year, total charging sessions, total miles added, top charging day, longest trip, and favorite Supercharger stops. It’s a surprisingly comprehensive snapshot of how often and how far drivers relied on the Supercharger network.
This new annual recap arrives just ahead of Tesla’s customary Holiday Update, which the company previewed last week. This year’s release is shaping up to be one of the biggest yet, with new festive UI elements, the ability to add or edit navigation routes using voice commands through Grok, a new Toybox Photobooth mode using the cabin camera, an enhanced media experience, support for custom vehicle icon wraps, richer dashcam clip analytics, and more. Charging Passport adds an extra bit of personality right before that major software refresh starts rolling out.
