Is every Cybertruck eligible?
This is the one model where the configuration decides the answer, and getting it wrong costs you the whole benefit. Premium AWD and Cyberbeast qualify; Dual Motor AWD does not. Two Cybertrucks ordered on the same day with the same referral link can end up with different outcomes purely because of the drivetrain chosen — no other Tesla model behaves this way.
Why the Cybertruck specifically
Because eligibility is trim-level rather than model-level, the Cybertruck is the only page on this site where we would tell you to re-read your order summary specifically to confirm the benefit. It is also North-America-only in practice, so the European Supercharging question does not arise: if you are ordering a Cybertruck, the reward is the FSD trial or nothing.
What the reward converts to on a Cybertruck
The Cybertruck is by far the least efficient vehicle in the range, which would make a kilometre-based charging reward unusually valuable — except that the reward here is a software trial, not charging credit, so there is nothing to convert. Worth knowing for running costs rather than for the referral maths: at these consumption figures Supercharging a Cybertruck costs roughly twice what it does to cover the same distance in a Model 3.
In numbers: 2,000 km at 25–33 kWh/100 km is roughly 500–660 kWh of charging. Multiply by your country's Supercharger rate — the bands are on each country page — or compare all five models side by side on the models hub.
Where a Cybertruck sits against the incentive price caps
Largely academic for the Cybertruck: it is a North-American proposition in practice, so the European and Australian caps do not apply, and its price sits well clear of the Canadian ceiling. The eligibility question that matters here is the drivetrain one above, not a price cap. The full cap table for all five markets is on the models hub — run your configurator total against it before you think about a code.
The mistake Cybertruck buyers actually make
Do not assume that because the referral link worked, the benefit attached. On a Dual Motor AWD configuration the link is accepted and the reward simply does not appear. The check is the order summary, before payment — and if you are choosing between Dual Motor AWD and Premium AWD, the FSD trial is a genuine, if small, thumb on the scale.
Applying it to a Cybertruck order
Open the referral link before you configure — the benefit attaches to the session, not to a code box at the end — then confirm it is listed in the order summary before you pay, and again on the car after delivery.
Is it worth using on a Cybertruck?
Yes — it is free, it changes nothing about your Cybertruck's price or delivery date, and every valid code gives the identical benefit, so there is no such thing as a better one. Just keep it in proportion: on a Cybertruck the items above move more money than the code does. Why that is, and what the code does and doesn't do.
More: the full how-it-works guide, your country's incentives and Supercharger prices, or the other models compared.