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Canada · 2026 · reviewed edition

Tesla Referral Code for Canada (2026)

A Tesla referral code for Canada gets a buyer three months of free FSD (Supervised) on a Model 3, Model Y or Cybertruck, applied automatically after delivery — no coupon, no cost, identical in every province. What changes by province is what the person who shared the code earns, and which government EV rebate stacks on top of the order. So we start where you do: pick your province.

Choose your province

No signup No paywall Dated & sourced Bilingual EN + FR-CA

Disclosure: referral links use rel="nofollow sponsored". Opening one may earn the code’s owner Tesla Credits; it costs you nothing. We are not affiliated with Tesla, Inc.

Province-specific rules — what changes where you live

The buyer always gets the same 3-month FSD (Supervised) trial. What genuinely differs is the referrer reward and the government rebate the purchase can stack with — and that difference is the whole reason this site is organized by province.

Province-by-province: what the referral is worth and what it stacks with — verified 2026-07-14.
Province Buyer: 3-mo FSD trial Referrer reward C$20 demo-drive credit Provincial EV rebate
Québec Yes Up to C$325 / C$650 Not available in QC Roulez vert ≤ $2,000 (ends 2026)
British Columbia Yes No referrer benefit in BC No referrer benefit CleanBC (income-tested)
Ontario Yes Up to C$325 / C$650 C$20 No provincial rebate
Rest of Canada Yes Up to C$325 / C$650 C$20 (outside QC) Varies — check your province

Referrer reward is up to C$325 in Tesla Credits per qualifying vehicle referral, rising to C$650 if the buyer adds FSD (Supervised). Re-verify the annual cap and BC/QC rules on tesla.com/en_ca before relying on them.

British Columbia: no referrer reward

BC residents earn no referrer benefit at all — no Tesla Credits for vehicle referrals or demo drives. Buyers in BC still get the full 3-month FSD trial.

Québec: Roulez vert stacks, but no C$20 credit

Québec buyers can stack the referral with Roulez vert (up to $2,000 in 2026, ending Dec 31 2026) — but the C$20 FSD demo-drive credit is not available in Québec.

Québec · British Columbia · Ontario · Rest of Canada

Rewards for the referrer (Canada)

C$325Tesla Credits per qualifying vehicle referral
C$650if the buyer adds FSD (Supervised)
C$20per FSD demo-drive referral — not in Québec

Referrer benefits are capped per calendar year (commonly cited as 10 referrals) — re-verify the current cap on tesla.com/en_ca before relying on it.

The federal picture — same code, coast to coast

Underneath the provincial differences, the referral itself is federal-flat: a 3-month free trial of Full Self-Driving (Supervised) — not a cash discount. Older claims like a “$1,300 discount” or “Model S/X/Y qualify” are out of date. The government layer that applies nationwide is the federal EVAP (up to $5,000, Apr 1 2026 – Mar 31 2031), successor to the closed iZEV.

What a referral gets a Canadian buyer, by model — verified 2026-07-14 (CAD).
Model Buyer benefit In referral program?
Model 33 months free FSD (Supervised)Yes
Model Y3 months free FSD (Supervised)Yes
Cybertruck3 months free FSD (Supervised)Yes
Model SNo referral benefitRemoved Mar 2026
Model XNo referral benefitRemoved Mar 2026
Solar / Solar RoofNot sold to consumers in CanadaNo Canadian solar referral

Bottom line

Ordering a Model 3, Model Y or Cybertruck? A referral hands you three months of FSD (Supervised) for free — anywhere in Canada. Ordering an S or X? There is no referral benefit — don’t pay anyone who claims otherwise.

Worked example, not a vague promise

Every figure above is real, but a table of maximums doesn't tell you what a single order actually looks like. Here is one dated, sourced case worked all the way through — buyer, referrer, and government rebate — the way competing directories rarely show it.

Worked example — a Model Y ordered through a referral link in Ontario, 2026.
Side What actually happens
Buyer 3 months of FSD (Supervised), free — starts automatically after delivery, no coupon field, no separate cash discount.
Referrer Up to C$325 in Tesla Credits for the completed referral — C$650 if the buyer also adds FSD (Supervised) as a purchase. Ontario carries none of the Québec or BC exclusions, so both figures apply in full.
Government stack Ontario has no provincial EV purchase rebate we have verified. The federal EVAP (up to $5,000, purchases eligible from Feb 16 2026) is the layer to check instead — separately from, and independent of, the referral.

Swap the province and only the referrer and government rows move — the buyer's 3-month trial never changes. See the full Ontario referral page for the delivery-day timeline, or Québec / British Columbia to see how their numbers differ.

How to apply it at checkout

Your verified Canadian referral code

3 mo free FSD

Referral link

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Verified 2026-07-14 · rotates fairly among owner codes

  1. Open the referral link first

    Tap “Open at Tesla” above, or paste the copied link into your address bar, before you start configuring. The referral must be active when you order.

  2. Configure and order as usual

    Choose your Model 3, Y or Cybertruck. The referral is recognized automatically — no coupon field to hunt for.

  3. Confirm it in the order summary

    Before payment, the FSD (Supervised) trial appears in your Canadian order summary. If it isn’t there, restart from the referral link.

Read the full step-by-step guide → · Common questions →

A referral link (ts.la/<code>) is just the owner’s code wrapped in a URL; opening it pre-applies the code. There is no field at Tesla checkout where the bare code can be typed, which is why the copy button copies the whole link — opening it is the only route to the 3-month FSD trial.

Latest updates

What changed recently

Referral rules and rebate thresholds move mid-year. The newest entries from the dispatch log:

All dispatches →

From the blog

Dated worked examples and year-over-year changes that go deeper than this page — each one links back here.

Read the summaries on the blog index →