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2021 Shipping Movements
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VIKING BRAVERY is now within terrestrial AIS range (somehow). She is 335 miles SW of Lands End.
I'm pretty sure Tesla will want to deliver to you by 31 Mar if at all possible. Having said that, Drammen is still awash with Model 3s on the the dockside and there seems to be no urgency to get them delivered.
You're right. They contacted me yesterday and asked if I wanted red car (I ordered black) and 19" sports wheels (I ordered 18" Aero) for the same price. I took some time thinking, and when I called back after 2 hours, the car was already sold. That's when I heard that my car was still in Belgium and it will not come before April. Bummer.
Yes enitirely realistic and quite likely from GRANDE TEXAS.Hi all, new to the group and the world of tesla. I've been told my model 3 LR will be with me by the 31st March.
In your experiences, Is this a realistic date and would it be one of the cars that came in on the Grande Texas 2 days ago ??
Thanks in advance
Brilliant thanks for the info, had my reg and vin confirmed today too so looks like it could be with me soon
Vin starts in LRW so am I correct in thinking that's a made in China car ?Brilliant thanks for the info, had my reg and vin confirmed today too so looks like it could be with me soon
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Electrek reports that the Tilburg final assembly plant will be shutting down shortly:
electrek.co
This is a major change to how Model S and X will make it to Europe. It seems the change will occur for Q2 vehicles, which might mean it is effective "now".
@Vedaprime
Tesla to shut down final assembly plant in Tilburg following Model S/X refresh
Tesla is shutting down its assembly plant in Tilburg, the Netherlands, where the automaker performed the final assembly of its...
electrek.co
This is a major change to how Model S and X will make it to Europe. It seems the change will occur for Q2 vehicles, which might mean it is effective "now".
@Vedaprime
Makes sense doesn’t it? The Model S and X refresh has made the assembly line already obsolete and maybe it makes sense to send out cars built in Fremont while repurposing this assembly line while waiting for giga berlin to go online?Electrek reports that the Tilburg final assembly plant will be shutting down shortly:
Tesla to shut down final assembly plant in Tilburg following Model S/X refresh
Tesla is shutting down its assembly plant in Tilburg, the Netherlands, where the automaker performed the final assembly of its...
This is a major change to how Model S and X will make it to Europe. It seems the change will occur for Q2 vehicles, which might mean it is effective "now".
@Vedaprime
VIKING BRAVERY the final 'Tesla ship' to Europe in Q1 has arrived in Zeebrugge from Newark.
Tilburg was a strange location to be chosen in the 1st place and I suspect that significant 'encouragements' were made for Tesla to site themselves there.
Whatever, the factory gate to customer time for the Model S & X will now be much faster and with significantly cheaper logistics I think these benefits will now outweigh any tax benefit to Tesla. That is so long as there are large quantities of Model 3s to ship across the Atlantic at the same time.
Some folk like these quarterly summaries.
The RT value is a unit of measure that relates to a 1966 Toyota.
The way to use this chart is to compare the Total RT value from previous quarters with known import values for that specific quarter. With that comparison you should get a pretty good idea of likely 2021 Q1 figures.
The only vague areas are that I do not believe MORNING CAPO and GRANDE TEXAS were likely to be full loads. Having said that, since nearly all the UK shipments will have been delivered and registered during March the approximate combined figure of the 3 shipments should become publicly available in early April. (Some of the Southampton cars will have gone to Ireland)
The RT value is a unit of measure that relates to a 1966 Toyota.
The way to use this chart is to compare the Total RT value from previous quarters with known import values for that specific quarter. With that comparison you should get a pretty good idea of likely 2021 Q1 figures.
The only vague areas are that I do not believe MORNING CAPO and GRANDE TEXAS were likely to be full loads. Having said that, since nearly all the UK shipments will have been delivered and registered during March the approximate combined figure of the 3 shipments should become publicly available in early April. (Some of the Southampton cars will have gone to Ireland)
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@Mr Miserable As ever, great work in keeping everyone up to date with Q1 2021 shipping news (I don't even have a car on route but love this thread). Quick suggestion, how about a summary of who's top of the charts for this quarters shipping comps? Obviously no prizes for who comes top (not even a cuddly toy) 
Nice idea!@Mr Miserable As ever, great work in keeping everyone up to date with Q1 2021 shipping news (I don't even have a car on route but love this thread). Quick suggestion, how about a summary of who's top of the charts for this quarters shipping comps? Obviously no prizes for who comes top (not even a cuddly toy)
I'll give it a go over the weekend..
Actually, it's easy enough, why spoil the weekend?
Here is a summary of the results
Now if we give 20 pts for a win, 10 pts for 2nd place and 5 points for 3rd, the leaderboard looks like this.
2021 Q1 Leaderboard
1st @alubrenner 40 (most wins)
2nd @Bantam 40
3rd= @EricVet 30
@muraliaix 30
Not even a cuddly toy.....
I'm sure @Bantam will disagree will the points allocation!
Here is a summary of the results
Now if we give 20 pts for a win, 10 pts for 2nd place and 5 points for 3rd, the leaderboard looks like this.
2021 Q1 Leaderboard
1st @alubrenner 40 (most wins)
2nd @Bantam 40
3rd= @EricVet 30
@muraliaix 30
Not even a cuddly toy.....
I'm sure @Bantam will disagree will the points allocation!
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