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Australian Model 3 Waiting Room
- Thread starter rgc1990
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This is interesting, when I asked the sales rep this morning about planning a possible delivery in April 2023 by ordering now, she mentioned it is not possible at this time and asked to order early Q4 for delivery in April 2023.
I did ask her , can I order now and when the car is allocated in Q3 2022, can I defer to next shipment, she mentioned I will loose my $350 deposit.
Chuq
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I was going to buy that exact one, but shopped around... cable was $233 from JetCharge (down from $265 before discount). Same spec (22kW, 5m)
I suppose it would be a gamble but you could order then not be available for pick up causing you to get reassigned to another vehicle but who knows if it'll pan out that way
thevin
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I'm not sure if this is a dumb question, but doesn't the car come with a charging cable? And don't public chargers have a cable hard-wired in?I ordered this one that's currently on sale - The code on the Tesla tom/Toms ludicrous feed didnt stack unfortunately
But for 5m and 22kw.
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UMC for 10A and 15A is included. Cable for AC chargers is not included. No matter if you use destination chargers.
All DC chargers (the faster ones) have a hard-wired cable.
Some AC chargers do, and some don't. The Type 2 cable is for those chargers that don't.
Example of an AC charger where you need your own cable:
Oh I had no idea, thanksAll DC chargers (the faster ones) have a hard-wired cable.
Some AC chargers do, and some don't. The Type 2 cable is for those chargers that don't.
Example of an AC charger where you need your own cable:
I ordered on the 17th Feb so im in the same boat too, im hopeful that I'll see it in July would be handy to get it into this financial year so I can claim the depreciation as I use it for work
About an hour and a half before I bought the cable I didn’t know either!Oh I had no idea, thanks
Like.. what?
Its far from a silly question imo.
Anyway I’ll mostly be only driving in the city, so it’s just a convenience thing “oh cool I can charge here with that cable” even though I won’t even come close to 100k in one day without being near an incompatible charger.
Interestingly my app just updated now to say 8-12 weeks from 14-20 weeks (LR red/black ordered 17/12). Not sure what this means if anything as I'm expecting a Q2 delivery, but this date puts from now to mid March.
When deciding what cables to purchase for your new EV, download the PlugShare app and search for chargers in your area or places you will frequent regularly. You can generally tell from the PlugShare entry if you will need cables and any Charing apps or membership to use the charger. Still, given that you will likely do most charging at home you can wait until you have the car.
Delivery SMSs for the latest shipment to Perth went out today.
I’m picking M3 RWD up on 3/3. Super excited!
I’m picking M3 RWD up on 3/3. Super excited!
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