If you’re ordering a new Tesla, use my referral link to get a bonus at delivery:
- Model 3 & Model Y - 650 free Supercharging miles
- Model S & Model X - £500 off
Order a Tesla with my referral link
The referral link needs to be used before you place your order - it can’t be applied afterwards.
What Do You Get?
650 free Supercharging miles is roughly 2,000-2,500 kWh of charging at Tesla’s Supercharger network, depending on your model and efficiency. At current Supercharger rates, that’s worth around £100-150. It’s applied to your Tesla account automatically once the car is delivered.
For Model S and Model X orders, you get £500 off the purchase price instead.
My Experience with the Model Y
I’ve had a Model Y for a while now and it’s been genuinely excellent. The range easily covers daily driving and the odd longer trip, and the running costs compared to petrol are dramatically lower - especially when you combine it with a smart energy tariff.
The Tesla integration with home energy management is where it really shines for me. I use a Hypervolt charger at home and charge overnight on Octopus Intelligent Go at around 7.5p/kWh. The car does about 3.5 miles per kWh, so that’s roughly 2p per mile. Predbat (a Home Assistant add-on) handles the optimisation automatically, picking the cheapest slots overnight.
A few things I particularly like:
- Supercharger network - reliable, fast, and well-placed across the UK. The route planner in the car handles it all for you on longer trips
- Over-the-air updates - the car genuinely improves over time. New features, performance tweaks, and bug fixes arrive without visiting a service centre
- Home Assistant integration - full control and monitoring of charging, battery level, location, and climate through the Tesla integration. I use it to automate charging schedules and preheating
- Low maintenance - no oil changes, no exhaust, no clutch. Brake pads last forever thanks to regenerative braking
- Running costs - charging at home on a cheap overnight tariff is a fraction of petrol costs
Related Posts
I’ve written about my Tesla and EV charging setup in more detail:
- Switching from Octopus Agile to Intelligent Go with Predbat and Tesla - cheap overnight EV charging via Octopus
- Predbat Tesla EV Charging with Hypervolt - automated charging based on energy prices
- Migrating from MyTeslaMate to Home Assistant - tracking drives, charges, and efficiency locally
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use a Tesla referral code in the UK?
Open the referral link above and start your order from there, or enter the code from the link in the referral section of the Tesla app before you place the order. The referral has to be attached before you pay the order fee.
Can I add a Tesla referral code after ordering?
No. Tesla doesn’t apply referrals retrospectively. If you’ve already ordered without one, the only option is to cancel and reorder, which usually isn’t worth it.
Does the Tesla referral work on used or inventory cars?
It works on new inventory cars ordered through Tesla’s website as well as custom orders. It doesn’t apply to used Teslas bought through Tesla or third parties.
When do the free Supercharging miles arrive?
They’re added to your Tesla account when the car is delivered and show up under Loot Box in the app. They typically need to be used within a set period, so check the expiry date once they land.
What do you get for referring me?
I receive Supercharging credits when a referral is used. It doesn’t cost you anything and doesn’t change the price of your car.
More Referral Codes
Other products and services I use and recommend:
- Octopus Energy - £50 free account credit when you switch, plus an extra £25 from me
- Puddle Ducks - £20 credit towards baby and child swimming lessons
- Yoto Player - discount on your first Yoto Player or Yoto Mini order
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