To be fair, there's another way to spin that. The car doesn't know who you are. Tesla knows who you are, because you purchased their car. It probably has a uni

To be fair, there's another way to spin that. The car doesn't know who you are. Tesla knows who you are, because you purchased their car. It probably has a unique identifier. UID is transferred to HQ, query run, information gathered. So not so much the car as just Tesla. Besides, it's possible for a certain kind of user that would never take advantage of a supercharger, instead stopping for electricity wherever they go about their day. This is total speculation though, I have not driven a Tesla, never mind having purchased one.