stopcrazypp
Well-Known Member
I don't think Tesla really cares either way in terms of supercharging, and I don't see why you would need to send any registration info to Tesla (other than when you first bought it and you are having Tesla help you register it or to get temp plates, otherwise in states where Tesla isn't allowed to do so, the owner would register the car themselves and Tesla never gets that info). But from other threads I looked up, due to laws in Canada, you aren't legally allowed to register a US car in Canada unless it is on a specific list or it is more than 15 years old. So that would not even be a thing that happens.It's not so black and white. Tesla is not a super big brother, checking everyone what you do with your car. But when they find out because you're not careful, they take action.
Of course, the military are always spared. But if your check all these videos of people in Eastern Europe supercharging, they are very careful not to show you any sign that would id the vehicle. Just in case.
Also, these guys are not a good example. They can hack everything, so yeah, their cars supercharge. And have FSD. And whatever you want (pay them for).
Said that, going on a trip to Canada with your US Tesla won't hurt you. But registering your US Tesla in Canada (and sending the registration info to Tesla) might.
Importing Model S to Canada