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48 StatesOne Cyberbeast

Independent attempt · Tesla 2026 Free Supercharging Competition · Americas · Longest Trip

48 states.
One Cyberbeast.

One new Supercharger site every single day, chasing the longest trip in the Americas. Win, and this truck Supercharges free for as long as the owner keeps it.

Independent owner attempt at Tesla’s published 2026 Free Supercharging Competition. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Tesla, Inc., SpaceX, or SpaceXAI. For now 😏

Streak status · Not started
00Unique
Supercharger
sites

Day one begins with the first Supercharge on delivery day.

14,613

Miles planned

Tesla trip planner

13

Route legs

Planned in Tesla’s trip planner

169

Supercharger stops

168 sites · Provo is 1 and 169

Provo, UT

Start and finish

Same Supercharger at both ends

The rule

Miss a day, the chain ends

Tesla scores the longest chain of unique Supercharger sites — each new site started within 24 hours of the start of the last new one. Repeats don’t count, and don’t reset the clock.

What that means daily

Every calendar day of the run — including rest days — the truck starts a session at a Supercharger it has never visited. Short charges, low arrivals, keep moving. The streak is the whole game.

How the attempt works →

The route

Thirteen legs around America

Planned stop-by-stop in Tesla’s trip planner on June 25, 2026 — from the Gulf to the Pacific Northwest, Miami Beach to the Grand Canyon.

All 13 legs

Live start to finish

Every mile on X, every check-in timestamped

The whole 2–3 week road trip streams live on X over Starlink, start to finish, plus a check-in at every new unique Supercharger: site name, streak number, kWh. When it’s sponsored, it says so.

  • Start-to-end live on X over Starlink — the whole trip
  • Timestamped check-in at every new unique site
  • Photo + video drops from the high-visibility stops
  • Public streak counter, updated as the chain grows
Go to the live hub →

Mission timeline

What happens next

The scoring window runs the full 2026 calendar year. Here’s where the campaign goes from today.

  1. Aug–Sep 2026

    New Cyberbeast — order and delivery

    Delivery day is streak day one. First Supercharge starts the chain.

  2. Sep–Oct 2026

    48 states, one streak

    The contiguous-48 campaign window. Live on X start to finish.

  3. Oct 9–10, 2026

    X Takeover — Cybertruck District, Giga Texas

    The wrapped truck on site in Austin.

  4. Dec 2026

    2026 Charging Passport opens in the Tesla app

    Enrollment step — open it before January 1, 2027.

Sponsorship

Thirteen seats. Twelve months. One truck.

Category-exclusive logo placement on a fully wrapped Cyberbeast, live on X start to finish over Starlink — and on the truck for a full year. Partner panels from $12,000. Front fascia and windshield banner $10,000. Quarter windows and rockers $6,000.