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Tesla's Extended Free Fuel Campaign

Tesla is excited to announce an extension of its highly acclaimed "Free Fuel for Three Years" campaign. Originally launched on April 1, 2026, this offer is designed for new Tesla vehicles, specifically the Model 3 and Model Y, allowing customers to enjoy the benefits of free charging until the extended deadline of July 31, 2026.

With rising fuel prices impacting consumers nationwide, this campaign offers significant economic advantages, effectively making fuel costs negligible for three years. Tesla owners can utilize the company’s extensive fast-charging network, which includes 148 locations and 734 Superchargers as of the end of May 2026. This extensive network is designed to enhance convenience for electric vehicle (EV) users, ensuring they can charge easily wherever they go.

Conditions of the Campaign

To qualify for this campaign, customers must purchase their Tesla Model 3 or Model Y between April 1 and June 30, 2026, and complete vehicle delivery by July 31, 2026. Note that the Model Y Long Range is only eligible for deliveries made by June 30, 2026.

The estimated savings in fuel costs when compared to gasoline vehicles can amount to hundreds of thousands of yen over three years. This substantial financial benefit enhances the economic appeal of switching to Tesla’s electric vehicles. For instance, assuming an annual driving distance of 10,000 km, the fuel costs estimated can be dramatically reduced.

Additional Subsidies Available

In addition to the free fuel campaign, current new car buyers can benefit from a top-tier government subsidy for imported electric vehicles, amounting to 1.27 million yen. Local governments may also provide additional bonuses and grants, further amplifying the financial incentives. For instance, a customer residing in Koto City, Tokyo, who purchases a Model 3 with a base price of 5,313,000 yen may derive substantial financial benefits when combining the national subsidy with local incentives, potentially lowering their effective vehicle cost to below 3,143,000 yen.

With fuel costs on the rise, now is the perfect time to own a Tesla, where you can enjoy three years of unlimited charging bliss.

Experience Tesla with Convenient Test Drives

Tesla Stores are strategically located within commercial facilities, making it easy for customers to experience the latest vehicles during their shopping trips or outings. Many locations remain open late, allowing for test drive appointments after work hours or during holiday seasons. Experience the advanced electric powertrains, innovative interiors, and comfortable driving performance firsthand without the usual time constraints.

To book a test drive, visit: Tesla Test Drive

Tesla Stores are not just sales points but are designed as "experience spaces" that cater to customers’ lifestyles. Amid busy daily routines, these spaces provide an exciting opportunity to connect with cutting-edge mobility solutions.

Important Notes on the Campaign

1. Model Y Long Range is only eligible for deliveries made by June 30, 2026.
2. Usage of Tesla Superchargers is included; other charging facilities and associated parking fees are excluded.
3. Fuel savings estimates assume a gasoline price of 194 yen/L and a fuel economy of 20 km/L.
4. Eligibility is limited to specific models sold by Tesla, with benefits linked to the customer’s Tesla account.
5. Delivery timelines are not guaranteed, and late deliveries will not qualify for this campaign.
6. Changes to or the termination of the campaign may occur without notice.
7. Available subsidies will end once the budget is exhausted; the registration period for eligible vehicles is from April 1, 2026, to early 2027, with no fixed end date.

About Tesla Superchargers

Tesla Superchargers are part of one of the largest fast-charging networks worldwide, with over 80,000 stations globally. In Japan, Tesla operates a network of 148 Supercharger locations with 734 stations, ensuring seamless charging access from Hokkaido to Okinawa. The company continues to expand its network, making it easier for owners to charge their vehicles no matter where they travel.