sharag
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Mine says March-early April as well. 100D VIN 42XXX. Shows 400kwh 2017 credit on My Tesla, so looks like no free supercharging for me.
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2017 VIN Model X Order and Delivery
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You are getting a 100D so it doesn't make any difference when you get it, no 100D comes with free unlimited Supercharging.
sharag
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Mine just changed to "Your Tesla is currently in production." 14 Feb 2017, about 11am Eastern time.
ToddS
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Just heard from my DS.
My car went into production either late on Feb 9 or early Feb 10. My DS said on Feb 13 that it was still early in the production and was "in Body in White" (whatever that means). Now on Feb 14, it is in "General Assembly". FYI, I also received the automated email from Tesla that says my car is in production on Feb 14, even though it had been there for several days (MyTesla site was more accurate).
I am posting to give others an idea of how the production process goes. If I learn anything else, I will let you know (hoping to be out of production before the shut down).
My car went into production either late on Feb 9 or early Feb 10. My DS said on Feb 13 that it was still early in the production and was "in Body in White" (whatever that means). Now on Feb 14, it is in "General Assembly". FYI, I also received the automated email from Tesla that says my car is in production on Feb 14, even though it had been there for several days (MyTesla site was more accurate).
I am posting to give others an idea of how the production process goes. If I learn anything else, I will let you know (hoping to be out of production before the shut down).
Body in white - Wikipedia
Basically it's a bare frame, after welding but before doors, interior, paint.
Also, read this one: How automobile is made - production process, manufacture, making, used, parts, components, product
In particular, under Paint.
In particular, under Paint.
CharlieLab
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Just heard back from my DS. My 90D MX VIN 356xx did show late Feb/march. Now expected to be delivered late March. We're Boston based.
Even though Tesla said 1-week downtime for the factory, could it slip to possibly 2-weeks and they are allowing for this in delivery schedules?
I do not remember Tesla ever shutting down for two weeks in December. The TMC deliveries spreadsheet shows activity through all of December 2016 - I see Prod complete dates such as 12/27, 12/20, 12/24 and so on.
bonnie
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I have a P100D on order (as of 12/21/16) & it moved into General Production today out of the paint shop. So def some non-90Ds are currently in production that were ordered in the last couple months.
While I was told otherwise, I'm wondering if my choice to change to P100D has pushed me back a bit. :-/ I asked for Feb delivery in November and now it looks like that will not happen. Much sadness. My car is even red. Can't they cut me some Valentine slack?
EDIT: then again, I didn't get my VIN until this year, so... who knows. I think it's best to go hide in a hole until they tell me my car's done.
EDIT: then again, I didn't get my VIN until this year, so... who knows. I think it's best to go hide in a hole until they tell me my car's done.
Generally speaking, I think the sort algo is something like:
If Month1 then If Destination = Foreign and (P100D and 1+ months) or (90D/100D and 2+ months) or (60D and 3+ months) Then Production
Else if Month2 then if destination = Domestic-non-CA and (P100D and 1+months) or (90D/100D and 2 months) or (60D and 3+months) Then Production
Else if Month3 then if destination = Domestic-CA (P100D and 1+months) or (90D/100D and 2 months) or (60D and 3+months) Then Production
Else if order > 3months
I'd love data points on orders that violate this model, because I'm a nerd and curious and waiting is literally awful and this is my coping mechanism...
I'm looking for some kind of confirmation, but at the time I recall hearing that they were on a shutdown for the time between Christmas and New Years this past season... Admittedly that's only one week, so I should amend my statement.
If I look at the spreadsheet, there are only about three entries that completed production in the week between Christmas and New Years. Of those three, all should be considered outliers for the time they spent in production as they represent double the average production time (note that two don't even have a delivery date, so it could just be crappy data...)
None, so far as I can tell, are reported as entering production during that week.
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