If I go ahead with the model y, I will purchase in December 31st. A few questions I have now are:
A VIN number has been assigned and the sales rep told me that it’s a 2023 model. However, I thought that Tesla doesn’t necessarily have year models because they are continually updating their design. I’m mostly concerned about what type of battery it has. They should be able to tell me if it uses the 4680 or 2170? Is one more preferable?
I’m concerned about the battery because I was reading with the recent cold weather that many Tesla owners reported that they had difficulties actually charging their cars and on some cases couldn’t.
Should I expect a significant decrease in range in extreme cold? I’m up for getting the model y long range and the main reason I’m considering the Tesla is because of the range. I need it to go at least 275 without worrying.
I’ll be keeping the Tesla outdoors. I don’t have a garage.
I’m not in any way trolling here. I’ve been a fan of Tesla for years.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
A VIN number has been assigned and the sales rep told me that it’s a 2023 model. However, I thought that Tesla doesn’t necessarily have year models because they are continually updating their design. I’m mostly concerned about what type of battery it has. They should be able to tell me if it uses the 4680 or 2170? Is one more preferable?
I’m concerned about the battery because I was reading with the recent cold weather that many Tesla owners reported that they had difficulties actually charging their cars and on some cases couldn’t.
Should I expect a significant decrease in range in extreme cold? I’m up for getting the model y long range and the main reason I’m considering the Tesla is because of the range. I need it to go at least 275 without worrying.
I’ll be keeping the Tesla outdoors. I don’t have a garage.
I’m not in any way trolling here. I’ve been a fan of Tesla for years.
Thanks in advance for any advice.