Tesla FSD transfer Europe just returned for new vehicle orders placed on or after July 18, 2025.
The feature now operates under the name Tesla Assisted Driving (TAD) and lets owners move their paid FSD capability to a new Tesla across multiple European countries. The car must be fully owned and Tesla needs to be notified before delivery.
What changed in Europe
Tesla quietly re-enabled Tesla TAD transfer Europe after a long pause. The move aligns with the Tesla FSD transfer Europe returns post I covered earlier this year. It only applies to fully paid vehicles, not leases, and the order date cutoff is firm.
Why this matters for owners
Anyone trading in or upgrading in Europe can now keep their existing FSD investment instead of buying it again. That saves roughly $2,500 at current pricing. The policy covers a wide list of EU markets, giving buyers clear transfer rules before they take delivery.
Outlook for the US and HW3 owners
I still expect Tesla FSD transfer US to return in 2026, most likely Q1 or Q2. Tesla FSD transfer 2026 timing will probably hinge on inventory levels. Once stock builds, the company has every reason to offer FSD transfer HW3 owners a path forward, especially with the promised hardware upgrade path still in play. Right now the lack of inventory removes any incentive to sweeten the deal.
Watch the full details in the video here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=EzBKlxlcmcg
Bottom line
Europe got the feature back first. US buyers, especially HW3 owners, will likely see movement next year once Tesla has enough cars on hand. Keep an eye on your account notifications if you're planning a new order.
