I ordered in October with an original EDD of "June". It briefly moved into May before being pushed back now to Aug - Sept. I'd place little stock in the accuracy of that date range outside of "you're not getting it tomorrow". It's not a dig at Tesla but chip shortages screwed lots up but now with new factories coming online and production ramping, who knows.
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I ordered in October with an original EDD of "June". It briefly moved into May before being pushed back now to Aug - Sept. I'd place little stock in the accuracy of that date range outside of "you're not getting it tomorrow". It's not a dig at Tesla but chip shortages screwed lots up but now with new factories coming online and production ramping, who knows.
Interesting. Hadn't noticed that before. Technically that should make it qualify under the current BC and Federal rules (under $55K) but I guess because they aren't actually selling a $54,900 version it doesn't qualify. So yeah, if that SR AWD comes out and creates a lower base price that is for sale then maybe the Ys will qualify.
So many potential variables to consider with the iZEV program, but it would certainly be amazing if it applies. I hope MSRP would be determined at time of ordering rather than current MSRP. I guess we'll find out in the next week. After 6 months of hoping my delivery date is imminent, now I'm secretly hoping they don't somehow push forward my delivery date to before any rebate may apply. Estimated delivery date did just improve by about a week and half though.
MYLR White/Black/19/Tow
Order Date Oct 2, 2021
Original Estimated Delivery April 2022
Current Estimated Delivery April 27 - June 1
MYLR White/Black/19/Tow
Order Date Oct 2, 2021
Original Estimated Delivery April 2022
Current Estimated Delivery April 27 - June 1
I am way more scared about early delivery. April 19- May 17. Hope some rebate saves me
Ah. I’m just like you.
Same exact car except white/white.
Maybe since we have the same current date range, this one will stick.
No idea on potential (new) rebate possibility but wouldn’t bet on it.
OD Oct 4
Current EDD April 22-May 22 after a million date changes.
Now my EDD is tightening— April 7-April 21. Maybe this will be it?!
Destiny1701
22’ M3LR ‘DrkNite’/ 22’ MYP BliueRocket
We’ve seen both. At times retroactive and at times forward date. Given the Govnt really wants to help Ford here (Tesla being the annoying company that doesn’t employ any manufacturing in Canada so usually designed to circumvent them) , they could retroactive for some of the Mach E’s or they are focused on the F150 which is forward.
The rebate for us is a point of sale rebate as far as I understand or at least how the current rebate works. In other words once you pick up the vehicle and pay for it either with your financing or cash, the dealer in this case Tesla applies the rebate to the final purchase price after taxes and deducts whatever amount the rebate is.
So to answer you question it would depend on when you take delivery of your vehicle.
This is getting too close for comfort. Now that it's a two-week window, your car is already manufactured mostly. Lets see what happens for rebate announcement on April 7th
Quick check buddy, if there's a rebate announced will it come into action on April 7 or a few weeks down the line?
Destiny1701
22’ M3LR ‘DrkNite’/ 22’ MYP BliueRocket
Where is everyone getting info about a new EV subsidy? Is this federal? Ontario …I don’t see it..
Canada extends electric vehicle rebate, but few cars available for B.C. buyers | Globalnews.ca
As a part of its 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan, Ottawa has earmarked another $1.7 billion to incentivize the sale of zero-emission vehicles.
globalnews.ca
I have a Midnight Silver MYLR on order from August 2021 that moved delivery dates from being December 2021 to March 2022 to June 2022 and now July-Sept 2022 timeframe. Crazy.
Additionally, I also ordered a White M3SR+ in Nov 2021 that moved delivery dates from being Feb 2022 to March 2022 and now May-June 2022 timeframe.
Both were bought before the price hike and no FSD added on either.
Ugh this is crazy - I do have a 2020 M3SR+ and wondering if they are de-prioritizing folks that have a Tesla already and ordered when the price was lower.
Additionally, I also ordered a White M3SR+ in Nov 2021 that moved delivery dates from being Feb 2022 to March 2022 and now May-June 2022 timeframe.
Both were bought before the price hike and no FSD added on either.
Ugh this is crazy - I do have a 2020 M3SR+ and wondering if they are de-prioritizing folks that have a Tesla already and ordered when the price was lower.
Destiny1701
22’ M3LR ‘DrkNite’/ 22’ MYP BliueRocket
Bingo. They are prioritizing those paying higher current market rates. Many who have ordered pre pre increases are experiencing the same treatment and cancelling out of frustration…which is what they want to see tbh. They have enough current rate orders to fulfill for a year. It’s frankly pathetic of Tesla.
Destiny1701
22’ M3LR ‘DrkNite’/ 22’ MYP BliueRocket
Ok so then no chance at tesla making the cut here. None of their models are under 55k and never will be now.Canada extends electric vehicle rebate, but few cars available for B.C. buyers | Globalnews.ca
As a part of its 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan, Ottawa has earmarked another $1.7 billion to incentivize the sale of zero-emission vehicles.
So it should. I quoted the wrong article sorry. Looks like Ford lightning and Chevy electric truck will qualify, and they are pricey. April.7 we will have a better idea, fingers crossed.
Canada releases the 2030 Emissions Reductions Plan with new EV sales mandates and expanded EV rebates
The Government will also expand the Federal EV rebate program by $1.7 billion to include used vehicles and more expensive models.
driveteslacanada.ca
$55K is the current limit. But they hinted they would be upping the limit. We shall find out on Thursday. Whatever the limit ends up being, it doesn't apply to options or packages that are added to bring up the price. So for some manufactures that have a lot of optional packages that you can tack onto the base price you can end up getting a very expensive car and still qualify for the rebate. Tesla still lists the Model Y base price under $55K with LR being an "option" but because they don't sell a car under $55K the Y doesn't qualify. At least that is my understanding.
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