Overseas car owners petition collectively: hope that Tesla will provide him with FSD subscription compensation or free super charging mileage after the price reduction.

CTOnews.com January 23 news, Tesla delivered 1313851 vehicles in 2022, a year-on-year increase of 40%. Since entering 2023, Tesla has announced price cuts around the world, quickly establishing its Model 3 and Model Y models as one of the most competitive electric vehicles on the market.

But the decision also stung many users who picked up their cars in the fourth quarter, so Tesla YouTube host Dennis CW led them to launch a petition in the community asking the company to consider some extra compensation for those who picked up their cars in the fourth quarter.

They argue that Tesla's delivery numbers wouldn't have looked so flashy without these customers picking up cars in the fourth quarter, so Tesla's stock price could have fallen further.

The petition calls for the electric car maker to offer a free year of FSD subscription driving or free supercharging miles to those who pick up their cars in the fourth quarter of 2022.

Source PexelsCTOnews.com found that Tesla FSD is currently available in North America for a subscription fee of $199 per month. In addition, Tesla has often given away free super charging miles before, but there are often users who expire before they run out, so it seems that charging miles are not as cost-effective as FSD subscriptions.