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Tesla is offering a discount of almost $5,000 on its inventory cars that are bundled with Full Self-Driving (FSD) supervised software, just a month after rolling it out in Australia.
On Tesla Australia’s inventory page, multiple in-stock cars with FSD Supervised software now have a price adjustment of $4,940, helping bring the price of the car with FSD Supervised down by that amount.
Tesla shares the offer on its website ribbon by saying: “ Enjoy savings on eligible inventory vehicles when purchased with Full Self-Driving (Supervised)”.
These vehicles also have a blue FSD logo attached to them on the company’s inventory page, making it easier for customers to spot one.
The driveaway price of a 2025 Tesla Model 3 is $60,205 in Victoria. Adding the FSD Supervised package brings it up to over $70,000.
Discounts on inventory vehicles take the driveaway price of a particular configuration with FSD Supervised and apply it to bring the customer price down.
Interested customers can order by 31 October 2025 and upgrade to FSD Supervised by 30 November 2025.
This offer is available to Model 3 RWD, Model Y RWD and Model Y Long Range AWD vehicles.
With the launch of the FSD Supervised software, Tesla is now offering multiple ways to encourage buyers who own or purchase an eligible vehicle to try the software.
On Tesla’s website, the company has also been showing that a subscription is on its way by stating: “Coming Soon: $149/mo Full Self-Driving (Supervised) Subscription”.
FSD Supervised was rolled out to customers with Hardware 4.0 Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, who had prepaid for FSD, and were able to download the update from Thursday, 18 September. This is done with an over-the-air (OTA) update using WiFi.
FSD Supervised on new vehicles currently has an outright purchase price of $10,100, with the previously mentioned monthly subscription to come as an option for those not wanting to fork out the outright purchase amount.
Riz is the founder of carloop based in Melbourne, specialising in Australian EV data, insight reports and trends. He is a mechanical engineer who spent the first 7 years of his career building transport infrastructure before starting carloop. He has a passion for cars, particularly EVs and wants to help reduce transport emissions in Australia. He currently drives a red Tesla Model 3.
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The kids enjoyed driving the Tesla around carparks using the phone, like a big remote-controlled car. They'd take turns in the back of car while the other was controlling.
If I had HW4, I'd defiantly give the monthly subscription a go to try it, and to keep the magic alive in the younglings.
It's not dissimilar to watching personal computers develop and become a thing when I was young. It's good to be amazed and excited about the future.
Age dulls everything in life and only leaves cynicism.
Obviously Elon would never get involved in the cynicism of AntiFa being labelled as domestic terrorists.....by his glorious leader.
Get a more positive hobby David, your constant Tesla sniping on this site is just tedious now
Buy the dip...... you know it's the logical thing to do.
Nice comeback, maybe have a look at the votes against my comment and yours and take the hint
It's a product of The Club.... let's not forget.
Inconvenient facts get the fan boy's hackles up.
HW3 Owners - paid double the price years ago and still waiting to get FSD Supervised...
They probably think that $5k is good value. But don't forget that it's not transferable..... right ? I suspect that the class action lawyers consider Tesla is their dieselgate continuation project......in more ways than one.... across the globe.
It is when they offer free FSD transfer. That’s not all the time but it is on offer right now until the end of the year
Please re-edit this article to make it clear the discount varies between models and the max $4,940 discount is only for RWD Model 3. The discount for RWD Model Y is nearly half that at $2,950. There are some LR models with $3k-something discount.