Tesla Rolls Out Free FSD Transfers On All US Models, Including Cybertruck Amid Poor Sales
Tesla Inc. has launched promotions in the U.S. to combat declining sales, including free FSD transfers for new Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X, and Cybertruck orders. Additional offers include 0% APR financing on Model 3 and a $2,000 discount on Model Y for original owners. These initiatives come amid a 15% drop in new registrations and a 71% year-over-year profit decline in Q1 2025. Tesla is also introducing more affordable models and adjusting its marketing strategy for the Cybertruck to attract traditional pickup buyers.
Tesla Inc. TSLA has announced a range of promotions for customers in the U.S. on all of its models in a bid to increase declining sales figures.
What Happened: The EV giant's promotions include FSD transfers on all new Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X, and the Cybertruck orders free of charge.
“FSD (Supervised) cannot be transferred from a Foundation Series Cybertruck, Model Y Launch Series or a vehicle under an active lease. Used vehicle, business and commercial orders are not eligible,” Tesla said on its website.
— Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) April 25, 2025Here are all the promotions @Tesla announced today in the US:
•Free FSD transfer for new Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X and Cybertruck orders in North America (excluding Foundation Series & Launch Series).
•0% APR financing for new Model 3 orders. Applies to new orders… pic.twitter.com/wyv0djtVvW
Other offers include 0% APR financing on new Model 3 orders. There's also a $2,000 discount on the purchase price of the new Model Y available to owners of the original Model Y.
Why It Matters: The discounts come at a time when Tesla is experiencing a decline in sales in the U.S. A recent report released by the California New Car Dealers Association (CNCDA) showcases a 15% decline in new registrations for Tesla vehicles in the state.
The company has also experienced a 71% plunge in YoY profits in Q1 2025, and a 28% decline in European sales, even as the EV market share grew in the region.
Tesla recently released a cheaper trim of the Cybertruck, with fewer features and a more accessible price point. Interestingly, Elon Musk's company also pivoted its marketing strategy for the Cybertruck, in a bid to enhance its appeal among traditional pickup truck buyers.
It's worth noting that Tesla announced at the Tuesday evening earnings call that more affordable models are on their way, and they will be based on the current Tesla line-up.
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