
Commuting, school runs, weekends away, the gap between selling one car and buying the next, or just finding out whether a Tesla suits you before you sign up for a loan. Buy prepaid kilometres, drive, and top up when you need more. Insurance, rego and maintenance are included. There's no bond and no weekly rent.



Worked out from the standard 9,000 km pack (A$1,990 incl. GST, about 22.1c/km):
| You drive about… | km cost per week |
|---|---|
| 150 km/week (light, local) | ≈ A$33 |
| 300 km/week (typical commute) | ≈ A$66 |
| 500 km/week (commute + weekends) | ≈ A$111 |
Charging, tolls and any excess are extra. Insurance, rego and maintenance are included. Prepaid km never expire as long as you top up at least once every 8 weeks, so a light driver's top-up just adds to the balance and nothing goes to waste. Full comparison: prepaid km vs weekly rental vs owning vs a car loan


On a long drive to the coast or the Darling Downs, FSD (Supervised) can handle lane changes, merges and turns along your nav route. You stay attentive, eyes on the road and hands ready to take over, and it doesn't make the car autonomous. FSD Option Now Available: choose a Premium 2027 Model 3 (prepaid km from A$4,190 for 9,000 km) or Model Y (from A$4,590), then add FSD (Supervised) as an extra subscription on top of your prepaid km, priced by Tesla.

We'll walk you through charging when you start. Tip first: plug in at home most nights and you'll rarely think about range. Punchline second: Darryl managed it, eventually.
Yes. Prepaid km plans are for private drivers as well as rideshare drivers. Same Terms, minus the rideshare-only bits: you need to be 25+ with an open licence held for 12+ months, and you don't need a Booked Hire Driver Authorisation or a rideshare rating.
Yes, anywhere in Australia. Just plan your charging stops. Our family road trip charging guide shows you how.
You can register one additional household driver for A$10 per extra 1,000 km. They'll need to apply too.
Yes. Insurance included. There's a $2,000 excess per at-fault incident.
That's what prepaid km is for. Prepaid km never expire as long as you top up at least once every 8 weeks.
Yes, add a child booster seat for A$65.
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