Recent content by Thomas_K

1800+ cars delivered in Oslo and Drammen today. Local news were live streaming the unloading in Oslo. It´s crazy. Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

Picked up my M3P last saturday and paid for off menu FSD. I have an ´18 X delivered in november also with off menu FSD. Looks like I´m SOL here..

EAP with NoA is active on Model 3 in Norway. EAP is not included like in China. It´s still an option. And the Tesla Model 3 just passed the VW e-Golf and is now the most registered EV in Norway for February. 768 Model 3s registered vs. 765 for the Golf. The numbers are off by a bit, as the...

Tesla today sent text messages in Italian to Norwegian customers.. Gotta love the automated systems. This is kinda like the robot thing at the factory when they tried to use a robot to install sound deadening mats only to find that a human could to the job ten times more efficient. This...

Today a bunch of Norwegian customers recived this text message from Tesla: And then, up to two hours later: Tesla isn´t making things easier for themselves.

Thanks. So nowhere near 102 cars in a day. 34 cars February 6th looks to be the most registered in a day.

Yeah.. first of all I don´t belive that for a second. Forums here are filled with Audi customers reporting delays. Second. This thread is about Model 3 deliveries in Norway. Third, or should I say turd.. :D

Thanks jboy210. Tesla Norway registered 51 Model 3s today.

Gasoline consumption in Norway was on average 40 million barrels a day from 1985 to 2005. In 2017 it was 19 million barrels a day. The cost of electricity is expected to rise the coming years because of a few large cables beeing built to Germany, England and Scotland. Norwegian electric...

My cost going into a Model 3P will go up since I currently drive a BMW i3 BEV, but so will the fun. :D

Nothing even comes close to delivering Model 3 performance, LR or P, at the price point. Electricity here is around $0.13/kWh and gas is $6.50/gallon, so running cost on perf. gas cars is astronomical. And then there is insurance...

Not much. Most EV´s seems to be production constrained, so delivery times and wait lists are long. There is usually 5-7% to be had on BMW or VW MSRP, but you usually have to have some sort of affiliation or membership somewhere to get it.

So you finally came to your senses. :D Ok, nuff off-topic. Let´s continue whining about our $50.000 cars beeing lost at sea.

Renault, Lada and Alfa Romeo.. Are you on some sort of automotive masochism tour? And how did you end up on Model 3? Now I´m afraid I have missed something that is sooner or later going to cause me pain.

Not correct. Funds need to be in Tesla account and verified by Tesla before they will release the car. Unless you are borrowing with a Tesla affiliate, in which case you can sign papers at delivery. And credit for what? We can´t track squat. We can guess. Ordered BMW. Got e-mails every step of...