How to download your
Tesla charging invoices

Tesla only shows your Supercharger invoices inside the mobile app, buried in the charging history. TeslaSync pulls them out automatically — organized by month and ready as PDFs. Premium emails them to your inbox.

The problem

Tesla doesn't provide an easy way to bulk-download your Supercharger charging invoices. They're locked inside the Tesla app, one by one — no export, no email, no PDF download. If you need invoices for expense reports, tax deductions, or fleet accounting, you're stuck screenshotting each one manually.

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Log in with your Tesla account

Just click "Sign In with Tesla" — that's it. You log in with the same Tesla account you already have. No registration, no new password, no forms to fill out. You're in within seconds.

Your Tesla password stays with Tesla. We never see it — you sign in directly on Tesla's secure login page.
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Your invoices sync automatically

TeslaSync immediately pulls your existing charging history and then syncs new invoices every day. No buttons to press, no manual work.

Invoices are organized by month. Premium users can label vehicles when they have multiple Teslas.
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Download PDFs — Premium adds ZIP, CSV, and email

View your invoices in a clean dashboard and download individual PDFs. Premium unlocks monthly ZIP downloads, full CSV export, charts, and automatic email delivery to yourself or your accountant.

Free includes PDF downloads with a daily limit. Premium removes the limit and unlocks the rest. Compare all features, and see how Premium also collects your FSD and Premium Connectivity invoices.
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Your security, our priority

You sign in through Tesla's official login page — we never see or store your password. We only access your charging history and invoice data — nothing else. You can revoke access at any time from your Tesla account settings. We're fully GDPR compliant.

Ready to get your invoices?

No account to create — just log in with your existing Tesla account. Free to start, takes seconds.

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