Extension to unlimited free Supercharging for Tesla Model S & X

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In November, Tesla announced an end to free Supercharging for Model S & X vehicles. Cutoff date was 31 December 2016.

Now they have announced an extension until 15 January.

If you couldn’t finalize your purchase by 12/31, you can still order a Model S or X until 1/15 to receive unlimited Supercharging.

— Tesla (@TeslaMotors) January 1, 2017

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