Tesla's Referral Program May Return But Don't Expect Free Roadsters | Carscoops carscoops
revived referral program could be launched but word of its return will certainly be welcome news to many Tesla enthusiasts.The latest mobile app update has some new text strings referring to redeeming referrals for Supercharging miles and even official merchandise and vehicle accessories.Good morning everyone version 4.14.1 has been released and while we fully expected this just to be a bug fix update, we actually have some substance here.
Looks like the referral program is getting some love again. Interested to see the new items that are available.
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