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Tesla Brings Back 1-Year Free Supercharging for Model 3 Premium

Tesla adds one year of free Supercharging to new Model 3 Premium and Performance orders in North America. The move revives a sales-boosting incentive while highlighting pricing differences for non-Tesla EVs on its network.

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Tesla North America announces on X that new orders of Model 3 Premium and Performance include one year of free Supercharging in North America. This sales-boosting incentive continues Tesla's series of promotions for Model S, Model X, inventory vehicles, and trade-ins. Tesla claims non-Tesla EV owners pay a 40% premium on Superchargers, though data indicates 30-35%.

Tesla North America announced on X that new orders of Model 3 Premium and Performance now include one year of free Supercharging in North America.

The incentive bundles complimentary charging with new purchases, marking the latest in a series of free Supercharging offers Tesla has used over the years to boost sales.

Tesla has previously offered free Supercharging on Model S and Model X as part of the Luxe Package, along with promotions for inventory vehicles and trade-ins.
Alongside the announcement, Tesla claimed non-Tesla EV owners using the Supercharger network pay a ~40% premium, though available data puts the actual figure closer to 30-35%.
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