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When the Model S first launched, Tesla offered free supercharging for the life of the car. Now they brought it back! If you get a new Model S, you will get free supercharging for as long as you own it. Incredible deal!

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Teslaconomics1 year ago

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El Jefe1 year ago

I have free supercharging for life on my 2016 model S, I have to admit, its pretty amazing. I also got FSD so I call it the unicorn.

Uncle Tesla1 year ago

But you have to go to superchargers to charge and that's far less convenient than charging at home. I wouldn't get money's worth.

Scott Murray1 year ago

Oh no !!!! Now I need a new Model S ❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

G1 year ago

It’s such a brilliant marketing perk. I’d say greater than 96% of Model S buyers have a garage and home-charge. Thus, Tesla’s true spend on the perk is minimal compared to the sizzle of the “deal.” How often is that demo driving road trips versus just flying. So Tesla gives free super charging on the once in a blue moon road trip. Bravo. 👏 Lastly, the S sells itself so this truly makes it a no brainer.

Watermelon Jelly Bean1 year ago

“Free” because they bumped the price $5K, so not as much of a deal as you may have originally thought. One overlooked “free” perk some 2012s got.. Unlimited Premium Connectivity, which mine still enjoys. Both estimated costs were rolled into the 2012 price.

Simon P1 year ago

That's great news for Model S buyers! Free supercharging is a significant benefit. Uncle Tesla makes a valid point about home charging convenience, but for long trips, this is a game changer. It's a smart move by Tesla.

Unborn 🇩🇴🇺🇸1 year ago

$tsla $lcid Thanks to Peter rawlinson @LucidMotors the model s was born

DJ-MadMi𝕏 🎧1 year ago

Still have my S with Free Supercharging ❤️❤️❤️

Helvio1 year ago

I never liked the nose. I’m glad they removed it. I think this was the only design flaw Tesla ever made.

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