August Order Estimate Delivery

[eeee-meeee]

Yes per my SA

ok, fingers crossed SA is right!

 

[eeee-meeee]

Got a text just now notifying me I’d been assigned a VIN!!

OD: 7/26, no holds.
Location: Southern CA
MYLR, MSM, Black, 19 inch. No addons.

Called Tesla CS to confirm delivery location and asked about AMD. They confirmed birthday was today and it would have AMD chip.

ohhh VINDAY is birthday or is it..... conception date ?

 

[Rydyl]

Are the people getting deliveries recently getting the new 12V Li-ion battery?

Rumor is, the new 12v is tied to the AMD chip.

 

[thecavalry]

Seeing MSM getting vin drops. I need one to fall my way.

My current vehicle registration comes for renewal next month and I don’t want to keep seeing my dates push further into Feb.

 

[xSCMx]

Got a text just now notifying me I’d been assigned a VIN!!

OD: 7/26, no holds.
Location: Southern CA
MYLR, MSM, Black, 19 inch. No addons.
VIN: 364xxx

Called Tesla CS to confirm delivery location and asked about AMD. They confirmed birthday was today and it would have AMD chip.

MSM party today. Stoked for us MSMs!

 

[eric.freeman]

MSM party today. Stoked for us MSMs!

It is raining Vin numbers and I’m stoked

 

[srnewby54]

Seeing MSM getting vin drops. I need one to fall my way.

My current vehicle registration comes for renewal next month and I don’t want to keep seeing my dates push further into Feb.

Hopefully you are next later this evening or tomorrow!

 

[Rydyl]

MSM party today. Stoked for us MSMs!

Batch brothers! Exciting day for sure. Hopefully pick up day happens without any QA issues

 

[DrGriz]

does blue come after silver or after red (and before black) on the paint mix spectrum?

 

[xSCMx]

Batch brothers! Exciting day for sure. Hopefully pick up day happens without any QA issues

Seriously. Hope everyone is flawless

 

[eric.freeman]

As I am charging in Arkansas on a 13 hours drive that feels like a 6 hours drive, wanted to share some pointers from experience driving the model Y on a long roadtrip, hope many of you find it useful should you do a long roadtrip, mind you that I am not just driving long distance but moving, so I have all my stuff packed in, extra weight, and it’s pretty cold right now
1. Generally, you will stop at a super charger every two hours or so, give or take, this is based on Tesla’s algorithm to ensure you don’t run out of juice, this may seem like a lot, truth to be told, it is. if you are one of those drivers that like one shot drive all the way, you will hate this and you should not consider a Tesla to be honest, on average between every supercharger, you will be spending 50-70% of your battery, many factors play into that
2. Factors like Speed and AC, as you may know higher speed is more motor power thus more juice, Tesla does exceptionally well in traffic, I was stuck in a heavy traffic in Tennessee for an hour, guess how much battery juice I consumed, 1% !!
In addition, the AC is probably the biggest factor of your range and battery consumption, a good trick To Mitigate that is heated steering wheel and heated seats, those dont seem to affect consumption as much as the AC, of course this does not matter if you are driving short distance, but if you want to conserve battery and be warm, turn the heated steering wheel and heated seats but turn off the AC
3. Superchargers are incredible, they are mostly positioned near restaurants, gas stations, stores, giving you a good short break for the bathroom, coffee or food, the average Time to charge there varies, Model Ys from 20 - 90% may take about 20-30 minutes depending on traffic on that supercharger station and KW, this is not bad, but put that into perspetive to the overall length of your trip
4. Road-trips In Teslas are not shorter, they are longer, not cause of supercharging, but the frequency o stops, this isn’t due to battery limits, but due to the algroithm trying to make sure you dont run out of battery and not damage it, it is not convenient, but it’s safe for the car
5. Tesla also uses the pattern from your driving habits to predact how much juice you will need to your next stop, that estimate is usually very aggressive, meaning you probably will make it with more percentage, but Tesla wants to give you a worst case scenario, which is a good thing, except it could cost you time
6. tesla drive safely, Of course thee are setting to make it a bit more aggressive but the car will always drive more conservative, make safer decisions and not take risks, or aggressive drivers it may be an issue
7. Tesla tries to stay away from the passing lanes, which is the right thing to do I guess, but it could be annoying for aggressive drivers, the good thing it does Learn form your driving habits and tries to adapt your passing behavior, and it could overdo that. Too, including making unnecessary lane changes,
8. For FSD / enhance AP, the volume scroll is the best trick, it will make your auto lane change and lane assist a breeze, FSD does an incredible job which makes long distance driving so easy, I find myself feeling that two hours driving feels like minutes onlay, the driving stress do Not exist, which is why I recommend FSD at least monthly when you are travelling
ABRP can make more accurate prediction, but think of it this way, ABRP is about speed, Tesla navigation is about safe bets, so having both can give you good perspective, but trusting Tesla is better since it is more accurate with your car conditions

Tesla Model Y is incredible and the experience is out of this world, I can’t wait to go all over the country with this incredibly intelligent car!
you will never regret it!

 

[Spam2Yam]

Just picked up the car, looks great, no gap issues to note and AMD chip.

I just drove it home and haven't even had a chance to play with it and set it up haha

Tomorrow will be a long day sitting in the car playing with it. Still on V10 so will not input a wifi for now

 

[eric.freeman]

Just picked up the car, looks great, no gap issues to note and AMD chip.

I just drove it home and haven't even had a chance to play with it and set it up haha

Tomorrow will be a long day sitting in the car playing with it. Still on V10 so will not input a wifi for now

You will have a blast

 

[in2survive]

if you are one of those drivers that like one shot drive all the way, you will hate this and you should not consider a Tesla to be honest, on average between every supercharger, you will be spending 50-70% of your battery, many factors play into that

Man, my wife will love this car, because it will force me to stop! I’m always pushing it until I see someone is about to get their pants wet.
Thanks for the report, appreciate the honesty. Can’t wait for mine.

 

[Kfletch13]

Los Angeles CA here. Ordered long range model Y (white ext, black int) on 8/15/21. Estimated Delivery is now June 9 to July 9 2022. Is this legit? Anyone else that far out? Thanks.

Yep we have an order date of 8/22/21 for a LR Y in red ext, black in - June 13 - July 11 delivery date

 

[eeee-meeee]

Yep we have an order date of 8/22/21 for a LR Y in red ext, black in - June 13 - July 11 delivery date

Sorry to hear that. You should call them and say hey, what is going on?! Good news is that once Austin revs up, I think VINs will be flying out and you'll get your car earlier than that...and you'll get all the bells and whistles of 2022 at 2021's pricing, kind of like getting a steak when you thought your were ordering a steakwich, got bumped up, upgraded, "on the house"!!!

 

[sacraM3nto]

Just picked up the car, looks great, no gap issues to note and AMD chip.

I just drove it home and haven't even had a chance to play with it and set it up haha

Tomorrow will be a long day sitting in the car playing with it. Still on V10 so will not input a wifi for now

Congrats!!

 

[sacraM3nto]

As I am charging in Arkansas on a 13 hours drive that feels like a 6 hours drive, wanted to share some pointers from experience driving the model Y on a long roadtrip, hope many of you find it useful should you do a long roadtrip, mind you that I am not just driving long distance but moving, so I have all my stuff packed in, extra weight, and it’s pretty cold right now
1. Generally, you will stop at a super charger every two hours or so, give or take, this is based on Tesla’s algorithm to ensure you don’t run out of juice, this may seem like a lot, truth to be told, it is. if you are one of those drivers that like one shot drive all the way, you will hate this and you should not consider a Tesla to be honest, on average between every supercharger, you will be spending 50-70% of your battery, many factors play into that
2. Factors like Speed and AC, as you may know higher speed is more motor power thus more juice, Tesla does exceptionally well in traffic, I was stuck in a heavy traffic in Tennessee for an hour, guess how much battery juice I consumed, 1% !!
In addition, the AC is probably the biggest factor of your range and battery consumption, a good trick To Mitigate that is heated steering wheel and heated seats, those dont seem to affect consumption as much as the AC, of course this does not matter if you are driving short distance, but if you want to conserve battery and be warm, turn the heated steering wheel and heated seats but turn off the AC
3. Superchargers are incredible, they are mostly positioned near restaurants, gas stations, stores, giving you a good short break for the bathroom, coffee or food, the average Time to charge there varies, Model Ys from 20 - 90% may take about 20-30 minutes depending on traffic on that supercharger station and KW, this is not bad, but put that into perspetive to the overall length of your trip
4. Road-trips In Teslas are not shorter, they are longer, not cause of supercharging, but the frequency o stops, this isn’t due to battery limits, but due to the algroithm trying to make sure you dont run out of battery and not damage it, it is not convenient, but it’s safe for the car
5. Tesla also uses the pattern from your driving habits to predact how much juice you will need to your next stop, that estimate is usually very aggressive, meaning you probably will make it with more percentage, but Tesla wants to give you a worst case scenario, which is a good thing, except it could cost you time
6. tesla drive safely, Of course thee are setting to make it a bit more aggressive but the car will always drive more conservative, make safer decisions and not take risks, or aggressive drivers it may be an issue
7. Tesla tries to stay away from the passing lanes, which is the right thing to do I guess, but it could be annoying for aggressive drivers, the good thing it does Learn form your driving habits and tries to adapt your passing behavior, and it could overdo that. Too, including making unnecessary lane changes,
8. For FSD / enhance AP, the volume scroll is the best trick, it will make your auto lane change and lane assist a breeze, FSD does an incredible job which makes long distance driving so easy, I find myself feeling that two hours driving feels like minutes onlay, the driving stress do Not exist, which is why I recommend FSD at least monthly when you are travelling
ABRP can make more accurate prediction, but think of it this way, ABRP is about speed, Tesla navigation is about safe bets, so having both can give you good perspective, but trusting Tesla is better since it is more accurate with your car conditions

Tesla Model Y is incredible and the experience is out of this world, I can’t wait to go all over the country with this incredibly intelligent car!
you will never regret it!

Awesome assessment and very accurate! And you’re right, you’ll never regret it. It’s so much fun to drive. I was jealous of my husband’s M3, I ordered a MY for myself. Lol

 

[sacraM3nto]

Yep we have an order date of 8/22/21 for a LR Y in red ext, black in - June 13 - July 11 delivery date

When did you complete your profile? I ordered on 8/19, but didn’t complete my profile until 10/1 so my EDD is 2/9-3/9. This date seems to line up with those who placed their order at the end of Sept/beginning of October.

 

[eric.freeman]

Awesome assessment and very accurate! And you’re right, you’ll never regret it. It’s so much fun to drive. I was jealous of my husband’s M3, I ordered a MY for myself. Lol

You made a great choice, the Y is phonemenal