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Delivery Date and Timing
- Thread starter mlkpied
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For insurance, you should be able to use your current insurance as evidence and add your new one in policy within 10 days or so.
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There are alot of ppl gotten that message. I am one of them. I think that message does not mean you will get VIN soon or what not. It seems like more a ‘keep in touch’ message.
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I think mine was ordered at $63,000 with the white interior upgrade. From your circumstance, it sounds best to keep it. Also tax credit doesn't come until the end of the year this first year.
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Here's my very recent experience and would like to share:
1. EDD changed a few times over the past months - it was end of Oct/first week of Nov, then Nov 30-Dec31.
2. Got a SMS this Monday (Nov 7), "We are expecting your vehicle to enter production and be ready for delivery very soon....."
3. EDD got updated on Tue (Nov 8) to Nov 11 - Nov 19
4. On Wed (Nov 9), got another email/SMS update saying the Model Y is now ready and got a VIN assigned. EDD hasn't changed yet at this point.
5. I logged in later on Wed, and they were given me some hours on this Sat or Sun to pick up in Fremont (I called in the past, select pickup @ Fremont as my default preference)
6. Working on closing the loan doc with credit union this morning (Thur), Tesla *kindly* called and remind me the "delivery has now been scheduled for tomorrow - Friday afternoon". I guess they really like to get inventory out of their lot.
7. I said I prefer to pick up at Fremont as I previously indicated, the agent says the only time available now is Sat. And of course, they refuse to change it to Monday - at this point, I gave up....whatever I need to adjust / adapt on my side just to get this car.
Anyway, sounds like Tesla robots is able to put together a Model Y in 48 hours and get it out of their door. LOL. As some of the folks in the community may agree - thrill about their technology, not so much with the customer experience.
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If you can wait it out and
It's pretty random from a customer POV but pretty sure there's an algo behind the scene. EDD won't give you much until you get a text stating that it's almost ready and to get your paperwork in order.
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Take off those 2 days if you really want the car. Most jobs are closed or you can leave early anyway. I would not be too worried about it.
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ALI3N51
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I ordered my MXLR on 12/05/21.
I received the following text a few days ago. This was a day after my expected. Delivery was pushed out two weeks.
“Tesla Update - Hi xxxxxx, great news! Your Model X is expected to be delivered in the next several weeks.
We will be in touch with updates in the coming weeks and look forward to helping you take delivery of your Tesla.
In the meantime, you can track your estimated delivery timing in your Tesla app.”
Needless to say, we are very eager as it’s been a long wait and are desperately looking forward to delivery. My only concern is I hope I’m lucky and get a vehicle with minimal issues that have to be repaired. Fingers crossed.
I received the following text a few days ago. This was a day after my expected. Delivery was pushed out two weeks.
“Tesla Update - Hi xxxxxx, great news! Your Model X is expected to be delivered in the next several weeks.
We will be in touch with updates in the coming weeks and look forward to helping you take delivery of your Tesla.
In the meantime, you can track your estimated delivery timing in your Tesla app.”
Needless to say, we are very eager as it’s been a long wait and are desperately looking forward to delivery. My only concern is I hope I’m lucky and get a vehicle with minimal issues that have to be repaired. Fingers crossed.
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Bikeman
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Friday to Monday is my main work week, plus wednesdays. But Murphey's Law says I'll get the text late on a thursday afternoon and it will be a mess. Christmas season is tied for the busiest. I work until 10pm. Retail. Most def. would be bad to just "leave" to pick up a car, without the normal 2-week notice. Not a tough boss. Just a tough job.
That said, I had a little pow-wow with the boss about a week ago explaining how Tesla deliveries work (or don't work well). I used the example of closing on a house and that all the participants can only meet up "tomorrow" or something to that effect. He told me that it shouldn't be much of a problem. I set the stage, or so I hope, for a better outcome for my absence. The other managers on duty will likely not be as understanding. Now it is up to Tesla, the car, and the banker. If the timing is too thin, I just might have them make out the check a few days ahead of a probable delivery and hope all that works out.
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Whats your vin series. Mine is PF635. Current estimate shows Jan 2nd to 11thOur delivery is set for Dec 30th. Hoping it doesn't snow as I have a 5-page checklist to go through.
That said, much of my excitement has dwindled due to all the QC Issue Posts I've read.
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You got the $7500, I would take it just to lock that in and have them fix it after the fact. Hoping all goes well with your delivery. Now until then is going to be the hardest part of the waiting period unfortunately. SO CLOSE!Our delivery is set for Dec 30th. Hoping it doesn't snow as I have a 5-page checklist to go through.
That said, much of my excitement has dwindled due to all the QC Issue Posts I've read.
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ALI3N51
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Well, 2-days before my delivery Tesla contacted me and pushed it a week. It's frustrating as I talked to them the day before and they said we were on track so I made plans for Detailing, Wrap, Ceramic, Tint and Tires. They said its weather related which I understanding but I would think they'd know if its pushing a week the day before delivery... Anyway, the wait continues.
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