Free unlimited supercharging · transfers in private sale
SC01 is Tesla's original free unlimited supercharging — it's tied to the VIN and follows the car to its next private owner. These seven cars still have it confirmed, and two of them include lifetime FSD already paid.
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Fort Worth, TX · AutoHub Texas
Los Angeles, CA · GoSwap
Needham, MA · Find My Electric
Tucson, AZ · Find My Electric
West Los Angeles, CA · Find My Electric
Jupiter, FL · Find My Electric
Irvine, CA · Find My Electric
Cary, NC · Find My Electric
Durham, UK · Kinghorn Electric Vehicles
SC01 survives private-party sales — it can be lost in a dealer transaction. A few minutes of verification protects the perk.
Only Tesla can change the supercharging code — independent dealers can't touch it. The known ways SC01 is lost: Tesla acquires the car (trade-in, buyback, lease return) or Tesla sells it as a used car, which strips it to non-transferable SC05. A private-party sale or an independent dealer that never routes through Tesla keeps SC01 — but verify anyway.
Tesla phone support is unreliable on this question. The trustworthy checks: run the VIN through sc01check.com (it reads the factory option codes — SC01 vs SC04/SC05 and FSD ownership), and have the seller pull up the car in their Tesla account to confirm "Supercharging: Free Unlimited". Every card below has a Verify VIN link.
Only cars with Hardware 2, 2.5 or 3 can ever run FSD — Hardware 1.0 cars (like the 2015 P85D) never will, no matter what you pay. HW2 arrived around October 2016, so for any 2016 car ask for the build date or a photo of the Autopilot screen before counting on an FSD upgrade.
Only the Fort Worth 90D and the Los Angeles 2018 X 100D come with both SC01 and lifetime FSD already paid for.