Credits and video length in the Tesla Roadster AI Video Generator
A Tesla Roadster AI Video Generator credit is not one second of video. The charge is the output length plus the reference clip, rounded up. That is why a 15-second result costs more than 15 times a one-second rate, and why the workspace shows the total before you submit.
What a 15-second 768P video costs
At 768P, the most expensive current scene is a 15-second City in Flight: 15 seconds of output plus a 14-second reference, billed as 10 credits. Every other 15-second 768P scene is 9 or 10 credits. A Single pack of 10 credits can therefore run one 15-second 768P video on any scene.
Shorter videos cost less. A 6-second 768P clip is about 7 credits on a typical scene. Hover Mode’s shorter reference makes a 15-second 768P result 9 credits.
2K costs more
2K uses a higher per-second rate, about 1.6 times 768P. The most expensive 15-second 2K scene is 17 credits, so a Single pack does not cover it. Duo, at 50 credits, can run two of those 2K clips, or five 15-second 768P videos.
Always read the estimate on the form. If the rate changes, the form asks you to confirm the new total instead of charging the old one.
How the packs line up
Single is 10 credits: one 15-second 768P video. Duo is 50 credits: five of those videos. Crew is 250 credits: twenty-five. Monthly Basic, Pro, and Max hold 100, 200, and 450 credits, which is 10, 20, and 45 of the same 15-second 768P videos.
Credits are added only after payment is verified. A canceled checkout does not add a balance.