ropogigio724
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Ok now I’m getting all hopes crushed it just updated again today to
Estimated Delivery: May 28 - June 17
Estimated Delivery: May 28 - June 17
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Better than June 09 - June 29...Ok now I’m getting all hopes crushed it just updated again today to
Estimated Delivery: May 28 - June 17
Was the spreadsheet posted somewhere? This one is WAAAY nicer than mine lol.
SWEET!! Thanks!I've attached the zip of this spreadsheet to this post. Change the colors if you post it so we can tell them all apart!
Received sad news this morning.Hey Guys, I have been watching the thread since the beginning and I thought I should contribute.
I place my order for MY 5seat White/White NoFSD 20' wheels [check signature] around mid/late-march, exactly on 3/24. Was given a delivery date within a couple of days (assuming it was the rush from Q1). Unfortunately, I had to delay it since I was waiting for my CS to shoot up to 800+. Dates kept changing from Late April to Early May to Late May to Late June. Finally submitted my credit application on Sunday (05/02) and this morning I woke up to 05/12 - 06/01.
I was advised by my SA that submitting the credit application would put me in the queue for faster delivery. I thought it was just a way to get me to submit my application, but apparently, it did work! Don't know if this was a coincidence or if it's true, but just wanted to share.
I'll keep you posted if any changes happen (fingers crossed it's only sooner).
I’ve heard this before but that makes zero sense to me. The Fremont factory churns out cars 24/7 and I’m pretty sure they’re not just stockpiling them all and then delivering all at once. Can someone explain this to me?My sales guy said the cars are delivered quarterly so I'm not expecting anything until near the end of June.
I’ve heard this before but that makes zero sense to me. The Fremont factory churns out cars 24/7 and I’m pretty sure they’re not just stockpiling them all and then delivering all at once. Can someone explain this to me?
My guess is for the midwest/east coast orders, they build cars until they have a full trainload or six and then send them off. I'm sure they've developed an algorithm to meet end-of-quarter deadlines while minimizing shipping costs, naturally at the expense of customers' sanity. With states like mine not providing any tax incentives, I imagine order quantities are quite low when compared to CA, so filling a train will take longer.I’ve heard this before but that makes zero sense to me. The Fremont factory churns out cars 24/7 and I’m pretty sure they’re not just stockpiling them all and then delivering all at once. Can someone explain this to me?
It is a good guess, But I believe that the first half of every quarter is for export.Here is what I suspect. They are working out bugs, revisions etc. Some minor, some could be larger, new headlights, etc. Until Production receives a go ahead, quantity is limited. Things are changing constantly, perhaps for example they have discovered why panel gaps are happening, especially on rear panel doors. They have the fix but it takes 2 weeks to implement, they wait, hold off and then push to meet demand. I suspect some sort of scenario like this going on. Every time Tesla produces a car with issues, it cost money..
Here is what I suspect. They are working out bugs, revisions etc. Some minor, some could be larger, new headlights, etc. Until Production receives a go ahead, quantity is limited. Things are changing constantly, perhaps for example they have discovered why panel gaps are happening, especially on rear panel doors. They have the fix but it takes 2 weeks to implement, they wait, hold off and then push to meet demand. I suspect some sort of scenario like this going on. Every time Tesla produces a car with issues, it cost money..
Just updating my wait time as it has been pushed back to 06/05-06/25 as of today.Hi All,
New here but thought I would contribute.
Ordered 4/26. MY LR white/black, 20" induction wheels, 5 seats, FSD. Originally was given estimate from 06/06-06/26 but that got updated today to 05/19-06/08.
Located in So Cal.
Most likely. I'm on the East Coast. It would make sense for them to wait until they can fill a train and push cars out at once. My sales guy told me it would deliver end of June when I test drove in April so when I saw the May timeline after ordering I was suspicious.My guess is for the midwest/east coast orders, they build cars until they have a full trainload or six and then send them off. I'm sure they've developed an algorithm to meet end-of-quarter deadlines while minimizing shipping costs, naturally at the expense of customers' sanity. With states like mine not providing any tax incentives, I imagine order quantities are quite low when compared to CA, so filling a train will take longer.
Thanks. Yeah, this is what I expect too which could explain why someone who maybe ordered a few later than someone else gets their car a little quicker.This is my hunch: they'll produce similar builds and colors that go to similar places in "batches" in order to stop "gridlock" of waiting for transport, as mentioned earlier. that's why you see nothing then BAM tons of people appear to get them. again, my thoughts....