Good move. Maybe if they get enough people removing the new sport wheels they will bring back the old ones.
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2021 Model 3 and differences from 2020
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Good move. Maybe if they get enough people removing the new sport wheels they will bring back the old ones.
It appears that another part of the whole 2021 refresh is the elimination of the 7-day return policy...
Well, the configurator says that all cars have a power trunk, glass roof, and Autopilot so I think you can save yourself a few bucks there
The return policy page, url: https://www.tesla.com/support/tesla-return-policy, is gone, and it is no longer mentioned on the order page.
Electrek has an article too: Tesla cancels its ballsy 'no questions asked' 7-day return policy - Electrek
Range increase is supposedly due to some sort of "efficiency package". Tesla hasn't explained what that is exactly. My guess is current models will be upgradable. I just find it interesting that certain models like Performance Model 3 gets a minor increase (16 miles) while other models like the Performance Model S gets a significant increase (40 miles). Also strange that the Long Range and Standard Model S are not getting any increase at all.
Confirmation of heat pump from online chat representative but no heated steering wheel or laminated from glass.
even a better reason to to go through the detailed checklist bookmarked here upon picking up
thanks for the heads up!
I'm curious how much of an improvement in terms of range we'll see with the heat pump
Tesla will not let cars consume more electricity if the customer doesn't pay. So "upgradeable" must be a software-locked battery.
My delivery specialist confirmed that the 2020 models still floating around will be discounted, but she didn't know how much of a discount yet. For those of us with orders pending...how much of a discount would it take for you to accept the 2020 model rather than the 2021?
Personally I’d rather a rebate but it would take $5,000 at least. Give me back my down payment and we’ll be good. I’m probably way out of line but otherwise I’ll just keep waiting for the new one.
I’d consider it for $5,000 - I’d like the new things but nothing earth shattering other than the range. The main consideration might be resale value but TBH, I’m planning on holding on to the car for a while anyway.
Given that I live in the Northeast with no home charging (only a L2 at work and superchargers) the heat pump and extended range would make me feel much better in the winter. With that said, I pulled the trigger not knowing I would have the option for any of this so I’m prepared to not have it and I can wrap the center console and chrome delete myself. If they want to force inventory through at a discount I’d consider it, because like you said not much of it is earth shattering
I wonder how about the orders placed before they officially announced M3 refresh when the 7 days return policy was still active. Would they still be eligible, or not if receiving the refreshed model?
Tesla has told people that they are honoring the return policy on orders placed prior to today. But starting for orders placed today, no return policy.
I feel like more than anything, I don't like the greige color. It doesnt match well with either of the interiors, in my opinion.
