Tesla (TSLA) has opened Full Self-Driving (FSD) transfers once again after a long break (see how to below). After a downslide of car sales in Q1 2025, the electric vehicle-maker is offering more discounts and deals in an effort to regain traction.
The company’s CEO Elon Musk’s involvement in the Trump Administration’s DOGE initiative has negatively impacted Tesla’s vehicle sales. The automaker is on an aggressive path of recovery and Musk has also pledged to be less involved with DOGE soon.
The new wave of Tesla offers and discounts is interesting, and the automaker is mainly focusing on its existing customer base to upgrade their cars from legacy generations to the new models.
After a 3-day rally and a significant surge, Tesla (TSLA) stock price is slightly down today. As of this writing, around 2PM EST, Tesla’s stock is being traded at $279.93 (TSLA:NASDAQ), which is down by around 1.7% from Friday’s close.
How to Get FSD Transfer for Your New Tesla Vehicle
The free of cost FSD transfer offer aims at selling new vehicles to Tesla’s loyal customers who were reluctant to upgrade their vehicles because the cost of purchasing FSD again. This offer allows existing Tesla owners to transfer the FSD Capability software package, worth $8,000, to their new vehicles free of cost.
Transfer of FSD Capability to a new vehicle purchase is applicable to Model Y, Model 3, Model S, Model X, and the Cybertruck in North America.
The basic rule is that at the time of ordering a new Tesla, you should not select the Full Self-Driving (Supervised) option. Later on while registering your new vehicle on the Tesla mobile app, you will get the option to transfer FSD from your old or one of your old Tesla cars present in your Tesla account.
Here’s the step-by-step process to get your FSD transferred from your old to the new Tesla vehicle (h/t @landpet2 via X):
- Do not select FSD when ordering a new Tesla
- Order it and pay the deposit
- In the Tesla app, when your car shows up (happens within a few seconds, make sure you have the latest Tesla app version installed).
- On step 4 of 9, it will ask if you have a trade-in, whether you click Yes or No, the very next screen it shows Transfer FSD (step 5).
- If you have more than 1 car with FSD, which was the case for me, it will let you select which car to transfer from and shows the VIN.
- Select it, and your FSD (Supervised) will be transferred to the new vehicle.
$2K Discount on New Model Y
Tesla is offering a $2,000 discount to owners of the old generation Model Y if they choose to upgrade to the new design-refreshed Model Y Juniper.
Reportedly, this offer is limited to early buyers of the old Model Y as a token of Tesla’s appreciation
This is a unique discount offer that’s made by the automaker, perhaps for the first time in its history. Otherwise, Tesla gives discounts and perks to its customers via its Referral Program. Direct discounts are a rare thing at Tesla.
0% APR on Model 3
Tesla is once again offering 0% APR on financing its Model 3 compact electric sedan. The automaker gave a similar offer last year that ended on 15th December 2024.
However, the old offer was also valid for the legacy Model Y as well, but this time, it’s only valid for Model 3.
Tesla Model 3s ordered on or after 24th April 2025 are eligible for the 0% APR offer. Tesla hasn’t mentioned an expiry date for the new 0% APR offer yet.
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