To enter, fans must create a video (90 seconds or less) showing how Tesla gives them “more” in life — more freedom, fun, safety, or convenience. The contest is open to Tesla owners and non-owners in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
The top 3 winners will be flown to Texas for a factory tour, while the grand prize winner will also receive a Model Y worth about $45,000 USD. The deadline to enter is July 17, 2025, or when 10,000 entries are received.
Announcing the TeslaVision fan video showcase
Tesla owners & supporters have always been able to see our products & mission for what they truly are.
Your word of mouth has made Tesla what it is today.
The OGs will remember that in 2017, we held our first video contest. 8 years… pic.twitter.com/6pPpkqmqOH
To participate, upload your video to YouTube, post it on X and Instagram tagging @Tesla with the phrase “TeslaVision contest,” and submit the URLs via Tesla’s contest page.
The last time Tesla ran a similar video contest was in 2017. This new edition celebrates the global delivery of the refreshed Model Y, and Tesla says it’s all about spotlighting the community that helped fuel its growth.
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