Letters to the desk
Contact
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
- 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.
- 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.
- If the old claim is one other pages still repeat, it also goes on the corrections page with the verified fact beside it.
- 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.