Tesla referral code by country

Here's the part most sites get wrong: the referral reward is not the same everywhere. North America gets a free Full Self-Driving trial; Europe gets free Supercharging (FSD isn't approved there yet); Australia gets a cash-style discount. Pick your country for the exact reward and local EV incentives.

FSD (Supervised) isn't yet approved in most of Europe, which is why Tesla gives free Supercharging there instead. Amounts change periodically — confirm at checkout.

What the reward is actually worth, country by country

Everyone publishes the reward. Almost nobody prices it. Because Europe's reward is granted in kilometres and Supercharger tariffs vary by nearly 3× across the markets below, the identical reward is worth very different money depending on where you plug in — and the ranking is the opposite of what people assume. The Netherlands has the cheapest Supercharging in Europe, so the same 2,000 km is worth the least there; Germany and Norway sit at the top of the price band, so it is worth the most.

Read the last column carefully: in every single market the largest government scheme is worth many times the referral reward. That is the honest hierarchy — sort your grant, tax and delivery-date questions first, then attach the referral link, which costs nothing and stacks on top of all of them.

Two things almost every referral page gets wrong here

Treating the UK as part of continental Europe. When Tesla doubled the European reward at the end of April 2026, UK reporting stayed on a mileage figure of 650 free Supercharging miles — about 1,046 km, roughly half the ~2,000 km quoted for the mainland. A page that applies the continental number to a British order is overstating the benefit by about double.

Recycling 2025's incentive landscape. Four of the nine markets below changed their headline scheme in 2026 alone: Germany relaunched a federal purchase incentive retroactive to 1 January, Canada replaced the closed iZEV program with EVAP, Spain moved MOVES III toward Plan Auto+, and Norway cut its VAT-free threshold from NOK 500,000 to NOK 300,000. Any guide still describing Germany as having no consumer subsidy, or offering you iZEV, is over a year stale.

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