Tesla Expands Q4 2025 Incentives with Free FSD, $299 Leases

Building on initial December promotions amid global sales challenges, Tesla details U.S.-focused incentives like zero-percent financing, $299 monthly leases, and three months of free Full Self-Driving to clear inventory and offset lost federal tax credits after November's sub-40,000 unit sales.

Tesla's late 2025 promotions, as previously reported, now highlight specific U.S. offers to meet Q4 delivery targets exceeding 500,000 units globally. Free premium upgrades (e.g., wheels, interiors, towing) apply to inventory models while supplies last. Model Y Standard Range qualifies for 0% APR over 72 months, saving over $5,000 in interest, alongside zero-down leases from $299/month for Model 3 and Y.

Buyers also get three months free Full Self-Driving and Supercharging, stackable with state incentives in California and New York for up to $10,000+ savings. These expire December 31 and address softening demand from high rates, infrastructure worries, and rivals like Ford and GM, with Tesla holding 50% U.S. EV share.

The moves support quarterly goals amid competition, prioritizing immediate value through software updates and direct sales.

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Tesla dealership showcasing end-of-year incentives with 0% APR financing, $0 down leases, and free upgrades on inventory vehicles amid winter sales rush.
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Tesla launches aggressive end-of-year incentives in the US

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Tesla has introduced a series of incentives to boost sales in the final weeks of 2025, including free upgrades on inventory vehicles, 0% APR financing, and $0 down leases. These measures come after the end of the federal EV tax credit pulled demand forward into the third quarter. The offers aim to clear inventory and maximize deliveries by December 31.

Following November's US sales plunge, Tesla launched aggressive December incentives including 0% financing and free Supercharging to hit record Q4 deliveries amid declines in the US and Europe, offset by China growth.

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Tesla has reduced monthly lease payments for its Model 3, Model Y, and Cybertruck in the United States by up to 23 percent, effective immediately. The discounts aim to boost demand following the end of the federal EV tax credit. Prices will rise again on November 1.

Tesla is notifying customers in the US and Canada via SMS and email that its free Full Self-Driving (FSD) transfer program—allowing owners to move FSD from old to new vehicles—will end after orders placed by March 31, 2026, the first firm date after multiple extensions. This coincides with the phase-out of one-time FSD purchases after February 14, 2026, leaving subscriptions as the only option.

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Tesla introduced entry-level Standard versions of its Model 3 and Model Y on October 13, 2025, reducing prices by about $5,000 through feature cuts. The move aims to make the vehicles more affordable but has sparked debate over removed essentials like lane-centering assistance. Prices start at $36,990 for the Model 3 and $39,990 for the Model Y.

Tesla is providing discounts of up to $2,200 on its Model Y electric SUVs in India to address excess inventory. The move aims to sell off roughly a third of the remaining unsold vehicles in the country. The company recently shipped around 300 of these electric vehicles.

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Tesla has unveiled stripped-down versions of its Model 3 and Model Y electric vehicles, starting at $36,990 and $39,990 respectively. These models retain core performance features while removing some luxuries to lower the entry price for buyers. The move aims to make electric vehicles more accessible amid rising average costs.

 

 

 

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