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Tesla Referral News for Canada

A dated log of the things that actually change a Canadian order: referral-program rules, EVAP and provincial rebate thresholds, and the model list behind them. One entry per change, newest at the top.

Latest: September 2, 2026 · 12 dispatches

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  1. Canada’s EVAP Replaced iZEV on 16 February 2026 A new federal rebate with a familiar ceiling and an unfamiliar measurement basis — and a referral benefit that cannot interact with either. Read the dispatch →
  2. EVAP Measures Transaction Value, Not MSRP — and the Fees Matter A ten-dollar clearance on the listing price and a two-thousand-dollar failure on the transaction. The arithmetic, and why no referral fixes it. Read the dispatch →
  3. FSD Became Subscription-Only in Canada in February 2026 The referral benefit did not change on 14 February. Its meaning did — three free months became a trial of a recurring bill. Read the dispatch →
  4. Model S and X Left the Programme — the Canadian Line-Up After March 2026 An eligibility cliff with no warning in the order flow, and the one configuration change that adds a referral benefit rather than losing it. Read the dispatch →
  5. Tesla’s Q2 2026 Delivery Release, Read From Canada A global count, no per-market terms, and no referral data of any kind. What a Canadian reader should take from it. Read the dispatch →
  6. Open Supercharger Access, and Canadian Two-EV Households One driveway, two brands, one balance that cannot be shared. The mechanics that make it impossible rather than merely disallowed. Read the dispatch →
  7. The February 2026 Terms, Read Against Canadian Orders A revision date is the most useful filter available for referral information. Here is the current rulebook, clause by clause, from Canada. Read the dispatch →
  8. Québec's Roulez Vert: $2,000 Now, and Gone After 31 December 2026 A rate cut you can absorb and a closing date you cannot. Plus a $4,000 figure we are deliberately not repeating as fact. Read the dispatch →
  9. The July 2026 US Model Y Price Ladder — and Why It Isn't Canada's Number $41,630 all-in for the entry Model Y in the US, with a non-refundable order fee built in. None of it is a Canadian price — here's what still holds regardless of trim. Read the dispatch →
  10. US Sources Disagree on the Referrer Reward — $250 or $500. Canada's Number Is Separate. Two live 2026 guides, two different referrer figures, for the same US program. Here's what that disagreement should — and shouldn't — change for a Canadian referrer. Read the dispatch →
  11. Cybertruck's US Price Bottomed Out at $59,990 — and the Luxe Package Is Gone Cheaper Cybertruck trims, a discontinued perks package, and a sales slide behind both. Here's what stays separate from the Canadian referral's FSD trial. Read the dispatch →
  12. Canada's EVAP Cap: Model Y Clears It by $10, Model 3 Takes Québec's $2,000 Two separate rebates, two separate vehicles — and a margin tight enough that a single option could change the outcome. Read the dispatch →

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