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Spotted a figure that has gone stale? Tell us — corrections are the point of this paper.

This site is small and correction-driven. If you find a benefit, model-eligibility line or dollar figure that no longer matches Tesla's own page, let us know and we will re-verify, date the fix, and log it to the changelog rather than editing the number silently.

Editorial note: add a real contact email or form endpoint here before publishing (placeholder in this build — see the README). Do not commit a personal address to the repository.

What to include

A useful report gives us three things: the URL of the page you're looking at, the exact figure or claim you think is wrong, and a link to the Tesla source (or other cited primary source) you're comparing it against. We do not act on a report we can't verify against a primary source — see how we verify for the same standard we hold ourselves to.

What happens after you report something

  1. We check the claim against Tesla's own Refer and Earn page, or the corroborating source you sent, the same way we check every figure before it goes live.
  2. If the figure has changed, we correct the page and add a dated entry to the front-page changelog — a silent edit isn't enough for a site whose whole pitch is a dated record.
  3. If the old claim is one other pages still repeat, it also goes on the corrections page with the verified fact beside it.
  4. If we can't find a primary source for either version of the claim, we say so rather than guessing, and leave the page as-is until one surfaces.

What we can't help with

We don't run Tesla's referral program and can't look up your account, apply a code retroactively, or check on a delivery. For account issues, Tesla's own Refer and Earn support page is the right place. We're the desk that keeps this page's numbers honest — not a substitute for Tesla support.