Tesla’s third quarter of 2025 delivered milestones on two very different fronts: the company set a record by opening 4,000 new Supercharger stalls worldwide, while its first-ever Hollywood Supercharger and Diner shone by selling 50,000 burgers in just over two months.
The results highlight both the rapid expansion of Tesla’s core EV infrastructure and the early success of its foray into the restaurant business.
Supercharging Network Growth
The Supercharger network continues to be a cornerstone of Tesla’s global EV strategy. The 4,000 new stalls added in Q3 is the highest quarterly figure in its history, representing an 18% year-over-year network growth. On average, that equates to a new stall being activated every 32 minutes worldwide.
The company also reported 54 million quarterly charging sessions, a 31% increase year-over-year, delivering 1.8 terawatt-hours (TWh) of energy — up 29% from last year.
Tesla estimates that this activity saved 842 million liters of gasoline, offsetting around 2 billion kilograms of CO₂ emissions in just one quarter.
Tesla Diner’s Debut
Tesla also highlighted an unexpected success story: its diner in Hollywood. Opened on July 21, 2025, the retro-inspired restaurant quickly became a destination for Tesla owners and fans alike, selling 50,000 Tesla Burgers in Q3 alone.
That works out to an average of 704 burgers each day. At $13.50 per burger, the restaurant generated approximately $675,000 in revenue in just over two months of operation from selling burgers alone, not to mention the other menu items. Tesla even joked about the burger’s “100% tastiness growth” in its Q3 highlights.
