Tesla has been officially cleared by Transport Canada in an investigation concerning $43.2 million in iZEV electric vehicle rebate claims. The probe confirmed that all 8,653 submissions made by Tesla were lawful and met the program's requirements. This clearance comes amid wider scrutiny of electric vehicle subsidies globally, including a recent audit by Chinese authorities that found carmakers BYD and Chery Automobile improperly claimed a combined $53 million in government subsidies for eco-friendly vehicles sold between 2016 and 2020. These improper claims accounted for nearly 60% of all subsidy irregularities in China during that period, potentially requiring repayment. Meanwhile, Tesla continues to promote its vehicles aggressively, emphasizing the financial advantages of purchasing a Tesla over traditional gasoline cars like the Toyota Corolla, especially with the $7,500 US federal electric vehicle incentive available until the end of September 2025. Tesla advocates highlight features such as Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology and the value of models like the Model Y and Model 3, encouraging buyers in the US, Canada, and Japan to take advantage of current pricing and incentives before they expire. Tesla's pricing in Canada has recently been adjusted, and buyers are urged to complete deliveries by September 30 to qualify for the incentive. The company also promotes referral codes and free Supercharging offers to enhance the purchase appeal. The ongoing marketing campaign underscores Tesla and its related services, including Starlink, as leading American products competing globally.