I've had SC05 with my S and it says "free unlimited supercharging" on my app. Last night I saw "free supercharging" on a YouTube video of someone successfully transferred SC to his new car and for a moment thought of the small difference. Not sure if it should be read into...much.
here is what i have on my tesla page.
I have $SC05 when I look at the code for the options list. So, I guess from the posts above, the wording of the specs in the app doesn't necessarily describe which version one really has.
I doubt we shall get that combo offer FSD and FUSC free transfer offer. There are probably very few customers who have both. They wont get the big bump they need. Most cars before 2017 did not have FSD capable hardware(I think). They stopped FUSC charging offer after 2018. So how many folks got both. I would think maybe 10,000. How many have already upgraded ..maybe 3000. So for us 7000+ they wont bother.
AP2.0 came out in October 2016, I believe. SC01 free supercharging stopped in January 2017. But SC05 free supercharging existed into early 2020. They intermittently stopped free supercharging between 2017 and 2020 but I believe it was offered more often than not for model S and model X.
Very true. Or they could make the offer to transfer both limited to make a distinction between the SC01 & the SC05 cars. The ones they really want off the road are the SC01 cars. SC05 cars are a much smaller expense long-term.
They offered SC05 on the performance 3 for at least a quarter.
Yes, and those people have also been offered this transfer opportunity. But same conditions, they can transfer to an S, X or Y, but not a model 3, although that is what they currently have.
Lets see IF musk bites. For loyal customers they should, else If they dont show loyalty, I wont(its a 2 way street). Rivian is already looking interesting.
Why is the tax credit at risk? Doesn't it improve next year to be a point of sale discount of $7500? And Tesla has already said that if you can't take delivery by 12/31 you're still eligible for the FUSC transfer as long as you placed an order that was originally anticipated to deliver before 12/31. Just confirm that in writing with your local delivery team.
That's what I thought but here's the email from the delivery team, "In regards to the federal tax credit, You will need to take delivery of the car by the end of day on December 31st in order to qualify. That is the federal government stipulation."
The battery sourcing requirements become more stringent. Most of us speculate and believe that Tesla will qualify under the new requirements but Tesla has not confirmed that nor will IRS officially publish guidelines until next year.
Where has Tesla said this? And as delivery estimates are now Jan-Feb, what would be the situation for someone who places an order now?
They wouldn't qualify. They would need to find a configuration they could order that shows an estimated delivery date prior to 2024.
