I thought it was based on when we order so if you order before Oct 2021 then you should get 1 year, they are quite vague on their website as they don't list orders before October 15th.
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I thought it was based on when we order so if you order before Oct 2021 then you should get 1 year, they are quite vague on their website as they don't list orders before October 15th.
ZenRockGarden
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I believe this is correct - orders from September and earlier came with 1 year free trial, and it was reduced more recently to just a month.
LOL. Looks like you don't need a car that much.
With the speed of innovation, there is always going to be 'better/newer' stuff down the line. I got the 1st MY no questions asked. 2nd MY is about to be delivered. Wife will take it for sure even if it is the 'old' one.
What new features would have made your driving experience different really? 12v new battery? Okay. it is your dough.
Got a surprise that my car arrived early and I can take delivery tomorrow in Burbank instead of waiting til Tuesday. While on the phone I asked the woman helping me if she could confirm if it has the AMD Chip and she put me on hold and came back and said that yes she can confirm it has AMD and the Lithium Battery. Basically best news of the year so far - was itching to get my car and cannot wait til tomorrow!
I havent read through much of this thread, but from the subject title it looks like its talking about the ryzen chip in model Ys.
I just figured I would let people know that, I just came back right now (with "right now" being 01/14/2022) from my local Tesla sales / Service center, Having my wife Test drive a model Y to see if she will be happy with it instead of the 2019 X3 she has.
I know about this "ryzen chip" discussion in the model 3 and Y subforums. So I was interested to see what the Demo / Test drive car had in it.
My local service center had JUST gotten their new model Y test drive car, which is a 2022 Model Y performance. Since I would be getting a performance model Y for my wife, this was a good test (there is a point to this, I am getting to it).
Their 2022 demo model Y performance, which was still calibrating its cameras it was so new (they had just gotten it very recently), had the AMD Ryzen chip in it. I figured people in this thread might be interested to know that this car had this chip in it.
I just figured I would let people know that, I just came back right now (with "right now" being 01/14/2022) from my local Tesla sales / Service center, Having my wife Test drive a model Y to see if she will be happy with it instead of the 2019 X3 she has.
I know about this "ryzen chip" discussion in the model 3 and Y subforums. So I was interested to see what the Demo / Test drive car had in it.
My local service center had JUST gotten their new model Y test drive car, which is a 2022 Model Y performance. Since I would be getting a performance model Y for my wife, this was a good test (there is a point to this, I am getting to it).
Their 2022 demo model Y performance, which was still calibrating its cameras it was so new (they had just gotten it very recently), had the AMD Ryzen chip in it. I figured people in this thread might be interested to know that this car had this chip in it.
They don't actually say about the trial duration for Model Y and 3 orders prior to October 15, 2021, but I can tell you that it was/is a year. Some have said that it isn't necessarily automatic, but that they will honor it if they somehow don't and you press it. Might be best to get in writing at the time you pick up.
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Just wanted to add another data point. I got matched a VIN today for a M3LR 155XXX. SA was convinced that ALL new cars off the line have the AMD Ryzen but after some nudging from me to look more into it he came back to me a couple of hours later and said it was the Intel. No idea how accurate any of this is, but if true, the Y's seem to be pretty consistent on getting the new chipset, the 3's however are definitely more hit and miss.
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Yeah, I am in no hurry to get one.
I am the most concerned about length of software compatability and support.
Thanks for posting this, I don't think we've actually seen any confirmed deliveries of MYPs with Ryzen yet.
Thanks for posting this, I don't think we've actually seen any confirmed deliveries of MYPs with Ryzen yet.
@Nyc10jets posted earlier he just picked up his MYP with Ryzen. No one seems to be motivated to update the spreadsheet once they take delivery
Meanwhile, the Model 3 has seen a decrease in its range from 637km to 626km. The range decrease appears to be due to the AMD Ryzen processor consuming more energy than the Intel Atom processor it replaces.
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Mrbrock
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Was assigning a VIN this morning (360xxx) so will let you know when I can find a birth date and all the other info once I take delivery. Appears to still be being built since I can’t schedule delivery yet.
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MYLR | OD 8/25 | MSM | 5 seat | 20” | VIN 362xxx
I received my VIN of 355xxx born on Jan 13, it has the Intel chip
I'm stuck with the dilemma of accepting the order or canceling it. If I cancel, I'll lose the $250 + the $1000 price increase. I plan on having the car until the wheels fall off. I feel as if the Intel won't age as well. What to do?
I'm stuck with the dilemma of accepting the order or canceling it. If I cancel, I'll lose the $250 + the $1000 price increase. I plan on having the car until the wheels fall off. I feel as if the Intel won't age as well. What to do?In your shoes I would eat the 1250 loss - maybe they can delay your order one more time.I received my VIN of 355xxx born on Jan 13, it has the Intel chip
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