MYLR in red, 19" rims, balck interior.
it was an inventory model that says "coming soon" or w/e with ~5k discount.
and ya it was too fast. I am scrambling to arrange financing (bank draft) and buy accessories etc.
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it was an inventory model that says "coming soon" or w/e with ~5k discount.
and ya it was too fast. I am scrambling to arrange financing (bank draft) and buy accessories etc.
Checked the app this morning and my EDD changed from 12/25-31 to 12/16-31. Excited!!
I just got the canadian version of the MYLR and have about 2000kms on it. I've been reading that the LG batteries in Shanghai have a slightly different chemistry and that they can charge higher than the Panasonic batteries coming from Fremont. I can't find any evidence of this and my dashboard tells me to charge to 80% daily and 100% for trips. I've read online that it's safe to charge it higher since but I can't find any evidence of this and only follow Tesla's guide.
Just wanted to see if anyone has heard any differently? I've only followed what the tesla computer is telling me.
Just wanted to see if anyone has heard any differently? I've only followed what the tesla computer is telling me.
From my understanding, LFP batteries are less susceptible to degradation (pro) and perform worse in cold climates (con). To answer your question, you could get away with charging to 100% better, but it’s still a lithium ion battery at the end of the day and best practice would probably be to still charge to ~80% daily and then to 100% when you need it. That’s what I’ll be doing.
This updated again to 12/15-31 now. Earlier and earlier! I think my MYP is on a train right now heading east to Ontario.
Do we know for certain that the Canadian version of the MYLR is using LFP batteries from Shanghai? Or is it still using NMC? Would make sense that it's NMC given that the car is telling me only to charge to 80%.
ordered on wednesday (dec 6) and took delivery yesterday (dec 9).
everything went smoothly except i financed 4 years but i never took home with me the paperwork for the loan lol.. might have to go back today to get it..
also the store I went to take delivery (richmond, BC) has 2 Superchargers on site to deliver cars with maximum SoC (80%).
everything went smoothly except i financed 4 years but i never took home with me the paperwork for the loan lol.. might have to go back today to get it..
also the store I went to take delivery (richmond, BC) has 2 Superchargers on site to deliver cars with maximum SoC (80%).
My understanding is that if the car is made in China, then the Long Range will come with NMC (thus the 80% daily recommendation) and the RWD will come with LFP (charge to 100% at least once a week).
Well a refresh is coming, yes. But it may be awhile. It's probably more likely an end of quarter sales push to get vehicles sold and out the door before Jan 1.
Nice!! Mine is still EDD 12/15 which is in 3 days but haven’t heard anything else yet. Will let you know if anything changes or if I’m asked to schedule delivery. Hopefully Christmas comes early for both of us!
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Nothing yet. EDD hasn’t changed either, I’m taking that as a good sign. Been eagerly checking multiple times a day. How about you?
Honestly a little anxious because my insurance company has been calling me every few days to check on if I have a delivery date yet.
I just got a text to schedule delivery 5 minutes ago! Time to set up all my insurance stuff!!
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