Understanding Charge Stats
Charge Stats in the Tesla app helps you understand your vehicle’s charging behavior and how it relates to your total spending and estimated savings. To view your Charge Stats, open the ‘Charging’ section of the Tesla app and select ‘Charge Stats.’
Note: To access this feature, the vehicle must have software version 2021.44.25 or later and you must have Tesla app version 4.5.1 or later and be using the owner account for the vehicle.
The Supercharger Map displays every unique Supercharger location you used during the selected time period. Each location appears as a red dot on the map.
The map also shows:
- Unique Superchargers: The number of distinct Supercharger sites you visited
- Supercharger Sessions: Your total number of Supercharging sessions across all sites
The charging graph shows your vehicle's charging history over the selected time period. Each bar represents the total energy charged, color-coded by charging location type.
Select ‘Total Charged’ or ‘Total Spent’ to switch the graph between the amount of energy charged in kWh and your estimated cost of charging. Tap and hold any bar in the graph to view a detailed breakdown for that period.
Below the graph, you can see more details about your stats when charging at the following site types:
Your Gas Savings is calculated using the cost of charging your Tesla vehicle and the estimated cost of gas while driving a comparable gasoline vehicle.
Gas Savings = Gas Equivalent Cost in a Gasoline Vehicle – Total Spent on Charging
Your Total Spent on Charging is calculated by combining the cost of charging at all your charging sites.
Total Spent on Charging = Cost at Home + Cost at Superchargers + Cost at Other Locations
Total Miles Added is an estimate calculated by using your Total Charged amount and the efficiency of your vehicle model and trim in ideal road conditions for your region.
You can view the total or average cost per kWh for each type of charging location for your vehicle.
Often, charging your Tesla vehicle at home is the cheapest option, and your savings may increase by switching to a time-of-use rate plan designed for EV charging, if available.
For accurate insights, set charging costs for each of the charging locations: Home, Work and Other.
Home Charging
To set your Home charging rate, you can either select a rate from our list or manually enter custom rates to match your needs.
To select a rate from our list, follow these steps:
- Tap ‘Utility.’
- Tap ‘Rate Plan.’
- Tap ‘Save.’
To manually set your rate, follow these steps:
- Tap ‘More Options.’
- Tap ‘Custom Rate Plan.’
- Enter your Utility Provider name and Rate Plan name.
- Select either ‘Time of Use’ or ‘Seasons’ depending on your rate pricing structure.
- If your rate uses ‘Time of Use,’ tap ‘rate periods’ and drag the slider to edit time periods. Tap ‘Add Time Period’ to add a new period. Multiple peak periods are supported. Repeat this step for weekends.
- If your rate uses seasons, set your season using the handles. Use ‘+’ or ‘–’ to add or remove Seasons. Up to three seasons are currently supported. Enter the rate pricing for this season. You can set a unique buy and sell price for each time period, depending on your rate plan.
- Repeat steps 5 and 6 to account for all time periods and seasons.
- Review the summary screen, and then tap ‘Save.’
Work Charging
By default, the Work price is based on the average estimated cost of electricity in the relevant region. You can personalize this to accurately reflect your experience with a price per kWh estimate. If your work offers free EV charging, set your custom rate as zero.
Other Locations
By default, charging at other locations uses a price based on the average estimated cost of electricity in the relevant region. You can personalize this to more accurately reflect your experience with a price per kWh estimate of your charging at your most frequent charging locations by modifying the custom rate.
You can view the total Home charging energy in percent or by the kWh used for your vehicle in each of your time-of-use rate plan’s off-peak, mid-peak and peak periods.
To optimize your total spending, prioritize charging during the off-peak period.