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That video was filmed in the US, not in Russia. The narration appears to be in Russian (I don't speak Russian, I am guessing) and is overlaid with an English translation made by a Russian speaker. I am uncertain as to why the Moscow (Russia, not Idaho) Tesla Club would put their name on a video tour of an X filmed in the US and add narration in English on top of the Russian narration.
Thanks for pointing that out. I only watched a few minutes of the video and didn't catch that. Now it makes more sense.
Mjølner
Member
Jepp, this must be filmed at the Hamilton Supercharger: Google Maps
Easy because there are no Superchargers in Russia yet, and they would not have the "American" connector eather.
Easy because there are no Superchargers in Russia yet, and they would not have the "American" connector eather.
As I pointed out upthread, I had only watched a few minutes of the video and didn't see the part where they said the car was being shipped to Russia. Below is my post made about an hour ago...Why not? This allows us to understand it. They said they are taking it to the port to bring it to Russia, I guess they wanted to make a video for their followers quickly.
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Thanks for pointing that out. I only watched a few minutes of the video and didn't catch that. Now it makes more sense.
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The configuration page for non EU orders (Russia, Turkey and Iceland) requires that you pickup your car in Tilburg, Netherlands and ship it to Russia on your own. How convenient is that? There is a store in Finland. Why can't people pick it up there?
Also, if something goes wrong with the car and requires service, you have to ship the car back to netherlands. Thats insane! Finland is only a few hour drive from St-Petersburg which would be much more convenient in case the car breaks.
Sounds like a step back in adoptation of electric vehicles to me. At least in Russia anyways.
Also, if something goes wrong with the car and requires service, you have to ship the car back to netherlands. Thats insane! Finland is only a few hour drive from St-Petersburg which would be much more convenient in case the car breaks.
Sounds like a step back in adoptation of electric vehicles to me. At least in Russia anyways.
LuckyLuke
Model S P90DL
Don't know about ordering but once you have the car you can get it serviced everywhere in Europe, so nearest service center in Finland should be no problem.
