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Get the latest Tesla referral deal – $1000 off a new Model Y or $1500 on select models. Learn how the program works and what limits apply.
A new referral link promises $1,000 off a fresh Tesla Model Y and $1,500 off other eligible models, including the Model S, X and Cybertruck [1]. The offer is part of Tesla’s “Refer and Earn” program, which lets existing owners generate a unique link in the Tesla app and share it with prospective buyers. When a purchase is completed, both the referrer and the new customer receive rewards that have ranged from vehicle discounts to free Supercharging miles.
The program’s mechanics remain the same as in earlier versions: the referrer creates a link, the buyer clicks it, and after delivery the discount is applied automatically at checkout [1]. New owners also receive their own referral link, enabling them to earn $500 credit for each successful referral, with credits usable toward vehicles, accessories, services or Supercharging. Credits expire after one year and each owner can claim up to ten referrals per calendar year [1].
Tesla warns that the specifics of the referral rewards can change, and limits exist on how many referrals an individual can make within a given period, as well as how often a single link can be used [1]. Because the program is managed through the Tesla app and website, the most reliable source for current terms is the official Tesla portal [1].
If the $1,000‑off Model Y discount holds, it could lower the vehicle’s price to roughly $45,000, making the compact SUV more competitive against other EVs in its segment. However, the lack of a fixed expiration date for this particular offer means buyers should verify the terms before ordering. The open question is whether Tesla will adjust the referral rewards again, potentially altering the value of the discount for future purchasers.
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