Overview
- The initiative offers a purchase-price subsidy and integrates participating Semis into Uber Freight’s dedicated shipper contracts to provide predictable revenue and optimized utilization.
- In a two-month pilot, Tesla Semis logged 12,377 miles over more than 394 driving hours at roughly 1.72 kWh per mile with 60 hours of total charging, according to Uber Freight.
- Tesla will engage directly with interested fleets to address technical requirements and review total cost of ownership tailored to individual operations.
- Uber Freight plans routing around Tesla’s growing Semi charging network as Megacharger deployment progresses, and media reporting places volume production of the Semi in 2026.
- Following the announcement, Uber and Tesla shares ticked higher in after-hours trading, according to market reports.