Business mileage
Every drive starts as evidence, not memory.Capture date, distance and route context from the vehicle. Review business, commute or personal use and add the purpose that only you know.
Built for Tesla drivers in the US
Tesla mileage, charging cost and trip history — automatically.
DriveQuery turns authorized Tesla vehicle data into trips you can review, mileage records you can use for business, charging costs you can explain and charging plans that follow your utility rate.
No extra hardwareTesla account authorizationYou confirm business purpose
Early access will open gradually. Free rolling history is planned at launch; advanced reporting and automation are planned for Smart.
Vehicle timeline
Distance426 mi
Business184 mi
Charging128 kWh
Customer A → Office
BusinessOffice → Home
CommuteHome charging
Off-peakOne vehicle timeline for driving, mileage review and charging context.
Tesla Trip Planner
Plan the road trip before you leave
Calculate the road route, Tesla-specific energy use, charging stops, charging time and battery at arrival.
Planning another EV? Open the EV route planner →
One Tesla. Three jobs.
Keep the facts automatic. Keep the important decisions yours.
DriveQuery is not another generic dashboard. It is designed around the records and decisions Tesla drivers repeatedly rebuild by hand.
Charging cost
See what each charging session actually means.Keep kWh, location, rate basis and cost together so home estimates stay distinct from billed Supercharger costs.
Trip history
Turn scattered drives into a usable timeline.Keep routes, places, mileage, labels and review status together — then export the period you actually need.
Product preview
Driving and charging belong in the same story.
DriveQuery keeps trip context, mileage review and charging history close enough to answer the practical questions that sit between them.
Built around US realities
The date matters for mileage. The rate matters for charging.
DriveQuery keeps both attached to the underlying vehicle record instead of asking you to recreate the context later.
2026 business mileage72.5¢ → 76¢
The IRS business standard mileage rate is 72.5¢/mile for Jan. 1–Jun. 30, 2026 and 76¢/mile from Jul. 1–Dec. 31. Dated trips matter when the rate changes mid-year.
Jan–Jun72.5¢/miJuly 1Jul–Dec76¢/mi
IRS mileage rate 2026 →Home chargingkWh × utility rate
Tesla already supports utility rate plans and time-of-use periods in Charge Stats. DriveQuery adds a vehicle-centered workflow for session history, cost context and rate-aware charging decisions.
Off-peakMid-peakPeak
Home charging cost →Smart charging →2026 mileage rates: IRS. Utility-rate and time-of-use functionality: Tesla Charge Stats.
Why DriveQuery feels different
Use Tesla as the source. Add the workflow around it.
Vehicle data, not a second GPS device
DriveQuery is built around authorized Tesla data. You do not need to install another tracking box just to start building a trip record.
Automation stops where judgment starts
The vehicle can provide trip facts. It cannot know why you visited a customer, whether a drive is deductible or how your company wants it classified.
History becomes something you can use
Review once, keep the correction with the source record and export later instead of fixing a separate spreadsheet every month.
Your Tesla password stays with Tesla.Third-party access uses Tesla's authorization flow, and data-sharing consent can be managed or revoked through your Tesla Account.How access works →
How it works
Drive normally. Review the exceptions.
The aim is not to make you manage more data. It is to make the recurring admin smaller each week.
1
Connect your Tesla
Authorize the data DriveQuery needs through Tesla's account flow.
2
Let the vehicle capture the facts
Trips, mileage context and charging events build the underlying timeline.
3
Review what needs judgment
Confirm labels, business purpose and anything ambiguous instead of letting software guess.
4
Use the record
Export mileage, analyze charging cost or let Smart plan charging around cheaper eligible rate periods.
Start with the question you have today
Useful before you even connect the car.
Charging mapWhere can I charge near me?Tesla, Electrify America, ChargePoint, EVgo and more
ChargingHow much does it cost to charge a Tesla?Cost formula, examples and calculator
ChargingWhat will my Tesla charge cost — and how long will it take?Session cost, time, miles, monthly energy and gas comparisonInstallationWhat home EV charger setup do I actually need?Daily miles, charging power, property complexity and a quote-ready electrician brief
Utility rates
When is electricity cheapest?
Check TOU peak/off-peak hours and fit your EV charging into the lowest-cost window before departure.
Check TOU hours →ScheduleWhere did Tesla Scheduled Departure go?Current Schedule controls + latest-start calculator MileageWhat is the IRS mileage rate in 2026?72.5¢ first half, 76¢ second half MileageHow much mileage reimbursement is that?2026 split-rate calculator by trip date TaxesStandard mileage or actual expenses?Method choice and recordkeeping HistoryWhere did my Tesla go?Past routes, places and context Road tripsHow many charging stops will this Tesla trip need?Route distance, energy, charging time, cost and fast-charger candidatesUsed TeslaShould I buy this used Tesla?VIN, warranty, battery risk — with dedicated Model 3 and Model Y buyer checksBatteryWhat would a Tesla battery replacement mean for me?Warranty time + miles, health-test context and repair exposurePlanned launch model
Start free. Pay when automation starts doing more work.
Free is planned for recent history and everyday review. Smart is planned for longer history, advanced reporting and rate-aware automation. Final US Smart pricing will be published before paid launch.
Less rebuilding. More usable history.
Join early access and help shape DriveQuery for Tesla drivers in the US.