AN INDEPENDENT IDEA FOR TESLA
A few spare minutes. A useful little quest.
A reward—and the feeling of making a difference.
The car comes to someone already there.
Help during a stop you were making anyway.
Only the tasks you want, when you have time.
A small action could avoid a longer service interruption.
THE SUPERCHARGER ADVANTAGE
A charging stop brings together a place to park, a connected car and people with a few minutes to spare.
BEFORE THE CAR ARRIVES
You opt in for five minutes. Dispatch finds a suitable task that fits your location, preferences and time.
SMALL QUESTS. DIFFERENT KINDS OF PEOPLE.
Some people like fixing things.
Some just like helping the next person.
Connect the charging cable to this parked Model Y robotaxi.
An interactive concept, not a live task.
WHAT YOU GET BACK
A little Supercharging credit
The satisfaction of a useful favour
A robotaxi ready for its next step
ILLUSTRATIVE COMPLETION
Charging telemetry can confirm that power is flowing. Your contribution earns recognition and a small credit.
Rewards and times are illustrative. Tasks would need approved access, suitable supplies, verification and a dependable fallback.
HELP CAN BE INFORMATION, TOO
A blocked pickup bay. A confusing entrance. Something unusual about a nearby robotaxi.
Owners could report what they notice—or answer a specific check requested by the fleet.
A quick observation can add context that helps the fleet decide what to do next.
Tap a response to explore the idea.
Observations inform review. They do not directly command the car.
THE BIGGER IDEA
Customers could help Robotaxi flourish—even when their own cars aren’t carrying passengers.
Go deeper into the researchA concept worth testing. Built from published Tesla capabilities and research on participation. Fleet savings and owner engagement would need a pilot.
What would we test? →