Tesla Model 3 referral code (2026)

Ordering a Model 3? A referral code adds 3 months of free FSD (Supervised) in North America (≈ $297) or free Supercharging in Europe. What follows is the part specific to this model: the exact eligibility rule, what the reward converts to at Model 3 consumption, and the price cap that decides more money than the code does.

  • 3 mo free FSD · N. America
  • Free Supercharging · Europe
  • Free to use
  • Applied at checkout

Your Model 3 referral code

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Adds your market's reward to a new Model 3.

Open Tesla with the code applied →

The link opens Tesla's official store with the benefit pre-filled. Always confirm it shows before you order.

Tesla Model 3 all-electric car at the unveiling event, Hawthorne, California
Illustrative free-licence photograph — not a Tesla press image. Photo: “Candy Red Tesla Model 3” by Steve Jurvetson — CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Is every Model 3 eligible?

Every Model 3 trim qualifies — rear-wheel drive, Long Range AWD and Performance alike. There is no trim-level exclusion to worry about on this model, which is not true of the Cybertruck.

Why the Model 3 specifically

The Model 3 is the model most likely to sit under a government incentive price cap, and that makes it the one where the referral reward is the smaller half of the decision. On a car that clears Canada's $50,000 EVAP ceiling or France's bonus price cap, the grant is worth ten to twenty times the referral benefit. Sort the cap question first; the code takes seconds and stacks on top either way.

What the reward converts to on a Model 3

The Model 3 is the most efficient car in the range, which has a counter-intuitive consequence for European buyers: because a Supercharging reward is granted in kilometres, the efficient car turns those kilometres into the fewest paid kWh. The same 2,000 km reward is therefore worth less in money on a Model 3 than on a Model Y. It is still the cheaper car to run — the reward is simply a smaller slice of a smaller bill.

In numbers: 2,000 km at 13–16 kWh/100 km is roughly 260–320 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 Model 3 sits against the incentive price caps

The Model 3 is the model most likely to clear these ceilings, and that is its real advantage — it is the configuration where a Canadian EVAP rebate or a French bonus écologique is realistically still on the table. 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 Model 3 buyers actually make

Model 3 buyers are the most frequent victims of the single biggest referral mistake: configuring first and looking for a code box afterwards. The benefit attaches when you open the referral link, before configuration. If you have already built and saved a configuration, start the session again from the link rather than hunting for a field that is not there.

Applying it to a Model 3 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 in the Tesla app once the car is yours.

All trims eligible. The order summary before payment is the only reliable check — a link that was accepted is not proof a benefit attached.

Is it worth using on a Model 3?

Yes — it is free, it changes nothing about your Model 3'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 Model 3 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.