
Tesla has just announced an extension to its popular Full Self-Driving (FSD) transfer promotion, pushing the deadline all the way to March 31, 2026. This is a big deal for current FSD owners looking to upgrade or switch vehicles, but there are some important nuances and a tight timeline for outright FSD purchases. Let's break it down.
Tesla is notifying US customers that the free FSD transfer—allowing you to move FSD from your current vehicle to a new one—will officially end on March 31, 2026. Here's what's new:
Tesla has waved this promo on and off before, but specifying an exact end date (after previously just saying "end of quarter") feels like a stronger signal they mean business this time. Why not push for Q1 deliveries to boost sales in their historically weakest quarter? It hints at real changes ahead.
"This is a potentially stronger signal that Tesla really will end free FSD transfer this quarter. Otherwise, why wouldn’t the company tell people to take delivery by March 31st to boost Q1 deliveries?" — Industry observers
If you're buying FSD outright for $8,000 on your current vehicle, act fast! Elon Musk has indicated this one-time purchase option ends on February 14 (Valentine's Day), shifting to a subscription-only model afterward. That's about a month from now (depending on when you're reading this).
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Not everyone's thrilled:
HW4 is performing impeccably right now, but if you're stacking incentives, FSD could add $4,000–$8,000 in value to your deal. Does this extension change your timeline?
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With these deadlines looming, I'm betting on fresh Tesla incentives post-earnings call—maybe this week or next. Stay tuned!
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