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Consindering importing a Japanese Tesla to The Bahamas, What works, what doesn't? Due to them being RHD and having the same charging standard.
Currently torn between two cars. I'm unsure if I can link here, so I will post the reference codes for them. BT003392 & BT304887 I can't translate the info on the screen due to bad quality. Can anyone help with that? Thank you in advance.- Diondro299d
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Consindering importing a Japanese Tesla to The Bahamas, What works, what doesn't? Due to them being RHD and having the same charging standard.
Thanks for the info. I can get around the SIM card issue by getting a wireless hotspot. There is no Supercharging here, but I planned to install a home charger. We drive on the left-hand side, but due to our proximity to the USA, we have a lot of LHD cars.- Diondro299d
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Consindering importing a Japanese Tesla to The Bahamas, What works, what doesn't? Due to them being RHD and having the same charging standard.
Hello, everyone, I'm considering buying and shipping a used Tesla from Japan to the Bahamas. There are several Teslas available here, but all of them are US-made. The main reason is the price difference and RHD. I know Teslas from Japan use the same charging standard as the US, so it should be...- Diondro299d
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