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About 50/50. Chill in the winter and normal in the summer.

Let's hope yearly subscription comes to Canada. https://driveteslacanada.ca/news/tesla-fsd-and-annual-premium-connectivity-subscriptions-potentially-coming-soon-to-canada/

When I got my 2023 model y Tesla had a promo of 10km free super charging (expire in 2 yr). So, I'm using that until that's done then I will do 100% home charging unless I'm road tripping or have no other choice.

Bump. Any ideas anyone?

Can you use the free supercharging km (from Canada) to charge the car using the superchargers in US? I'm thinking about going to the US for a road trip.

1. Model and Trim: 2023 MYLR 2. Vehicle Build Date: Nov 2022 3. Factory: Freemont 4. Rear Motor: 3D6

Has anyone also considered the energy density between gas and battery? That should also be factored in the equation.

Can I use my free 10K supercharger credit in the US? I'm based in Canada. Thanks.

Is it available in Amazon.ca?

At some point they stopped providing MC. So this only applies up to what date?

Does Tesla have "dynamic pricing" just like Amazon? It seems like it. There should really be a "camel camel camel" like site to monitor their prices. :rolleyes:

Tesla is about to experience the seven perils of discounting

Tesla is about to experience the seven perils of discounting

If you don't need one right away, just wait for it to go down again. Learn from recent price drops, it will go down.

In a traditional car company you can count that MSRP will be stable for a particular model year regardless of any incentive. Not so with Tesla. The same model year 2023 now have at least 2 price points. 🤔🤯

Has anyone used Stop Waiting For Tesla - Get Fast Tesla Inventory Alerts to find/reserve their car from inventory? Just wondering if the site is accurate and reputable. Thanks.

Did you buy it recently? I don't see the $5k discount.

How much does tesla charge for pdi?

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I believe that's what @arbitrage000 said in the previous post #12.."It comes directly off the cost of the car..."

How does the credit work? Do they subtract the credit from the purchase price? Or does it mean I will have this $5K credit to spend on other Tesla stuff?