Press & contact
The story, the facts, the person to DM
One owner. One new Cyberbeast. 48 states, live every day — an independent run at Tesla’s published 2026 competition.
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 😏
Fast facts
Numbers you can print
Everything below comes from the locked route plan. Quote it as is.
- Campaign
- 48 States, One Cyberbeast
- Contest
- Tesla 2026 Free Supercharging Competition (public, published rules)
- Category / region
- Longest Trip · Americas
- Vehicle
- New Tesla Cybertruck Cyberbeast, privately owned
- Route
- 14,613 miles · 13 legs · 169 Supercharger stops
- Start / end
- Provo, UT
- Coverage
- Live on X daily · Starlink Roam uplink
June 25, 2026 is the Tesla trip-planner plan: 14,613 miles and 116 Supercharger stops. The 169 Superchargers are the live contest list (Chargers → Route only).
Boilerplate
About Chance Robertson
Third person, one paragraph, ready to paste.
Chance Robertson is an AI engineer and founder from Utah. In 2026 he is attempting the Longest Trip category of Tesla’s Free Supercharging Competition in a new Cybertruck Cyberbeast — 48 states, with at least one never-before-visited Supercharger every single day, streamed live on X. The attempt is independent: Robertson is a private owner entering a public contest, with no affiliation with or endorsement from Tesla, Inc.
Story angles
Four ways into the story
Each one holds up against the published rules and the locked plan.
01
The mechanic
One missed day ends the streak. Every new Supercharger site has to start within 24 hours of the last one — a 24-hour chain stretched across 48 states.
02
The route
14,613 miles planned stop-by-stop before delivery day — 13 legs and 169 Supercharger stops, mapped before the truck exists.
03
The format
Consecutive daily live streams from a truck, start to finish — dead zones included — over a satellite uplink.
04
The economics
An owner-funded run backed by up to 13 category-exclusive sponsors on a 12-month wrap.
Media assets
What exists now, what comes from the road
Nothing staged, nothing simulated. What the campaign publishes is what the truck actually does.
- Route planner screenshots for all 13 legs — available now.
- Photography and video from the road, once the attempt begins.
- Requests by DM on X.
Contact
One DM away
No PR firm, no press office. DM @chancerobertson on X — it’s the fastest way to reach the driver from the road.
- Name
- Chance Robertson · Utah
- X (DM)
- @chancerobertson
- Portfolio
- chancerobertson.com