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Australian Model 3 Waiting Room
- Thread starter rgc1990
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Pretty much this for everyone right now.
The only thing I hold on to in positive thoughts is that Tesla has said nothing about delays and many of us haven't had a change in our delivery estimation. This tells me they are optimistic about being able to catch up and probably won't communicate anything about delays until its absolutely certain.
I tend to agree with this. There is also a clear delineation between those Q4/early Q1 orders with shorter wait times. And anything afterwards which have a massive 6-9 month buffer. Really all they 'need' to catch up on is the former. I assume some Q4 orders were hampered by floods creating a logistical migraine potentially leading to order redirects, shutdowns of transport companies, scheduling nightmares from stranded trucks, rediversion of transport resources or perhaps even destruction of stock.
noddy@teamterm
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When I am logged into my account it does not give any delivery estimate. It was 5 - 7 months when I placed my order(Early march), but nothing about delivery estimate has been seen since.
PcS000
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Yep, mine disappeared too. Apparently, I’ve been told that happens and it is nothing to worry about.
where y’all located ? i’m in Perth. Ordered 25/02. Still have 5-7 months stated. But yeh believe it doesn’t mean much it’ll chop and change and come and go from other peoples experiences.
My account still showing 14-20 weeks; although I suspect that Tesla wouldn't provide updates on dates until they had a firm idea of how long.
Same, and my order was placed just a few days before you for also RWD, but in blue. I would imagine you and I will end up in the same boat. Both literally and figuratively.My account still showing 14-20 weeks; although I suspect that Tesla wouldn't provide updates on dates until they had a firm idea of how long.
Shanghai has only been locked down for a bit over 2 weeks so far. Our 14-20 week delivery window is 6 weeks long. So we're not even halfway through that 6 week buffer zone. If they miss the early May Aus production run then we'll probably get bumped. That's assuming they don't just rejig the production schedule to get exports out due to them having a far longer freight time than local deliveries. And sales figures are based on the delivery transactions so they'll want the best Q2 sales figures in the most markets possible. Both to retain the 'market dominance' momentum and to maintain their stock price. Rather than huge sales figures in China and low figures everywhere else.My account still showing 14-20 weeks; although I suspect that Tesla wouldn't provide updates on dates until they had a firm idea of how long.
Plus Beijing is apparently telling local Shanghai gov't to ensure smooth and efficient frieght and logistics (i.e. stop blocking truck drivers). See 5:55 -
Reuters is Reporting the 18th potentially for restart.
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www.reuters.com
Tesla looks to resume production at Shanghai plant on April 18
Tesla is preparing to resume production at its Shanghai plant on Monday following a three-week stoppage, having received the go-ahead from local authorities, two people familiar with the matter said.
www.reuters.com
There are no Teslas on this boat for Aus. The factory closed before the Australian production run so no Teslas have even been built for us yet.
But equally only one shift (believe they normally run 3), so more production time lost.Reuters is Reporting the 18th potentially for restart.
Tesla looks to resume production at Shanghai plant on April 18
Tesla is preparing to resume production at its Shanghai plant on Monday following a three-week stoppage, having received the go-ahead from local authorities, two people familiar with the matter said.
Something is better than nothing
I'm sure they'll scale up as fast as possible once they know the suppliers can provide the materials they need, and figure out any logistical changes.
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