California man explores the world's largest Tesla Supercharger and reveals all the surprising amenities

This YouTuber traveled to California to visit the largest Tesla Supercharger in the world.

It is absolutely massive, featuring over 160 individual Supercharging stalls and spanning 30 acres with an 11-megawatt solar canopy and battery farm.

It also comes with a surprising list of amenities.

But that’s not actually the most important and relevant feature here.

A little recap

To this day, Tesla is still the only manufacturer with a global, proprietary network of charging points.

Other manufacturers teamed up with third-party companies and created some of their own networks, but they’re generally limited in terms of where they’re available.

But the Supercharger Network is truly global.

Below: the 50,000th Supercharger stall in Roseville, California, installed in September 2023

At the time of writing, there are Superchargers in five continents (Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa, Oceania) across 50 countries from Qatar to Morocco, from France to Mexico and Chile.

The first Supercharger was installed in 2012 in California, and the American automaker hasn’t stopped expanding the network since.

For the last few years, Supercharger access has also been available to vehicles from other manufacturers.

Even though the rate is obviously a little more expensive for cars made by third-party automakers.

Tesla calls this massive complex ‘Oasis’

YouTuber Tesla Owners SV (Silicon Valley) visited the largest Supercharger in the world in Lost Hills, California.

Dubbed ‘Tesla Oasis‘, this massive complex features 164 stalls in total and it occupies around 30 acres of land.

While you wait for your car to charge, there are bathrooms, picnic tables, a taco truck, and vending machines.

What’s interesting is that this is entirely off the grid, and it’s powered by solar panels and solar canopies.

Apparently it can harness up to 11 MW of solar energy daily.

Having said that, this may be the largest Tesla Supercharger in the world, but some might argue it may not be the coolest.

Below: Tesla Oasis, viewed from space

The coolest Tesla Supercharger

It may not be as large, but the coolest Supercharging spot – also in California – is arguably the Tesla Diner in Los Angeles.

Located in Hollywood, minutes away from the Walk of Fame, this place is incredible.

Designed to look halfway between a 1950s diner and a flying saucer that accidentally landed on Earth, it features Supercharging stalls, of course, but there’s so much more.

First and foremost, it is a museum – or maybe a shrine – to the brand.

Among other things, you can find all three versions of the Optimus robot on display.

It also doubles as a drive-in, with massive projectors showing movies (mostly old classics) that you can watch from the car or from the rooftop.

Then there are gadgets and memorabilia you can buy, and of course, food.

Although, to be fair, the food is probably the least relevant component here.

I visited Tesla Diner twice – November 2025 and August 2026 – and the prices had gone up significantly in just a few months.

Not to say that the food isn’t good, but let’s face it – that’s probably not the main point of this place.