Tesla has marked the one-year anniversary of its Diner and Supercharger site in Hollywood, California. The location has been named the busiest charging hub in the company's global network.
The retro-futuristic Tesla Diner and Supercharger opened on July 21, 2025. Over its first year, the 24/7 site delivered 21.2 gigawatt-hours of energy to electric vehicles.
It averages about 1,600 charging sessions per day. Tesla charging executive Max de Zegher shared the figures on X.
De Zegher wrote that the Diner is the company's highest-usage Supercharger worldwide. The location combines high-speed charging with a drive-in restaurant and outdoor movie screens.
The site has outperformed other busy hubs globally, according to the data presented.
