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VeChain Integrates With Tesla API, Pioneering Blockchain Transparency, Sustainability, and Rewards for EV Drivers
VeChain, a leading blockchain platform for sustainability and data transparency, has announced its integration with Tesla’s Application Programming Interface (API), enhancing the Tesla ecosystem with decentralized sustainability tracking, data transparency, and user rewards via VeChain’s robust suite of solutions.
As part of this integration, Vechain has launched EVearn, an innovative rewards program built from the ground up to reward electric vehicle (EV) drivers. Instead of solely relying on top-down corporate strategies, EVearn enables Tesla drivers to participate in sustainability efforts without additional complexity or blockchain know-how. By simply linking their VIN # to EVearn, data is captured and tracked automatically, requiring no additional effort from users.
This approach contrasts with common Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives, focusing on rewarding positive behavior rather than imposing additional costs on individuals.
“At VeChain, we believe that small, meaningful actions can drive global change. By integrating with Tesla’s API via EVearn, we’re turning everyday behaviors into rewards, encouraging individuals to make better choices while benefiting directly,” said VeChain CEO Sunny Lu. “When it comes to sustainability, VeChain’s goals and vision align perfectly with Tesla, with both being pioneers in their respective industries with a shared focus on innovation and sustainability. This is not just about discussing sustainability but enabling real action. By working with Tesla’s API, we’ve created a solution where the technology works in the background so users can focus on doing the right thing.”
The integration comes after a recent survey found that 73% of EV drivers are interested in loyalty programs offering points, discounts, or other rewards—to incentivize transportation solutions prioritizing renewable energy over traditional fossil fuels. To meet this demand, EVearn allows Tesla drivers to earn rewards through blockchain technology for actions such as charging at verified sustainable energy stations, opting for off-peak charging times to reduce grid stress, sharing anonymized driving data to support environmental research, and more.
EVearn leverages VeChain’s blockchain to transparently track actions and distribute rewards in the form of the $B3TR token that will be redeemable for sustainable products, services, or donations to environmental initiatives. The integration with Tesla’s API has enabled seamless data capture from these vehicles, ensuring an effortless experience for drivers.
The integration also represents another major step toward mainstream adoption of Web3 by integrating decentralized tech in such widely recognizable and widespread consumer-grade vehicles as Tesla. This collaboration is part of VeChain’s flagship VeBetter platform, designed to empower individuals and businesses to achieve actionable sustainability goals while fostering accountability through transparent reporting.
Initially, EVearn will launch for Tesla drivers as part of a pilot program in Q1 2025, with plans to expand to other EV manufacturers and regions throughout the year.
EVearn is just the first example of what became possible thanks to VeChain’s integration with Tesla and the broader automotive ecosystem. As part of the VeBetter platform, this program exemplifies how blockchain can align economic incentives with environmental responsibility, paving the way for a global sustainability transformation.
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