Currently, if the delivery is taken by April 17th. Don't know if it will qualify after that or how much it will qualify for. Hoping Tesla should release some statement or they might release it on April 18th.
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Discussion: Model Y General Waiting room for orders placed After January 2023
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Can confirm, I am in Austin. No VIN yet OD 1/22 and people with February orders have been getting VINs and deliveries.I'm not sure that makes any difference here in Texas since the vehicles must be shipped out of state, purchased, then shipped back, so the time and distance from factory to customer might not be much, if any, shorter and might actually be longer.
So, the only thing new we know is that the full $7,500 will now end no sooner than April 17 instead of March 1 or March 31. Beyond that, we still don't know whether or not the Model Y will qualify for $7,500, $3,750, or $0, so nothing has changed in that regard.
Now, more than ever, I wished that Tesla's EDDs were accurate since mine is currently April 2-16.
Good god - what a clusterphuk. Where's my Valium?!?!
I guess now the end-of-quarter push will now extend to April 17. I bet there are a lot of exhausted employees at Tesla.
rjackey
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Seems likely it will keep it, assuming the end of this article is accurate. It says battery cells built in US and large percentage sourced in Australia and Canada. But no way to know for sure until the list gets published.
Tesla expects to lose full $7,500 tax credit on its cheapest electric car
Hoping my last EDD gets pushed sooner, I don't get how it could suddenly get delayed from late March all the way to late April-May in the last week of March!
Tesla expects to lose full $7,500 tax credit on its cheapest electric car
Hoping my last EDD gets pushed sooner, I don't get how it could suddenly get delayed from late March all the way to late April-May in the last week of March!
Note: Updated March 31, 2023
It is not delayed. Tesla pushed it back to sell more higher margin cars. All orders with basic options like color and white seats only are in same boat.
Tesla has already updated their website with the following:
So this is pretty telling. MY probably keeps full credit.
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Judging by all the white MYs with 19" wheels I see coming out of the factories every day in videos from YouTubers like Joe Tegtmeyer, I don't believe that.
rjackey
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Yeah, that makes sense. It's just frustrating. Unfortunately, I only have room for $1500 of options (I chose towing) before it would cross the $55k cap for the $3500 MA tax rebate. Plus trying to stick to a budget.
rjackey
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Maybe those are the standard range MYAWD? I keep seeing those in inventory, but don't really want to switch and lose 50 miles of range for an insignificant savings on price.Judging by all the white MYs with 19" wheels I see coming out of the factories every day in videos from YouTubers like Joe Tegtmeyer, I don't believe that.
I am in the same boat here in NJ. Our rebate is only $2000 but not losing that.
Most likely you are correct based on waitingfortesla. I will hold on for the 51 miles of range for an extra $1500.
That range is never going to be hit in real world. So for the AWD model, maybe you get 250 miles at 100% charge and for the LR maybe you get a bit under 300 at 100% charge.
Me too here in NJ. Ordered before the price went back up and was able to get Blue with White interior option till I reached the cap. Still No VIN.
You are a week ahead of me on OD but my guess is that white interior with the blue exterior is not popular (not saying it is not nice together). I also think blue may be the least popular color.
There is a MYAWD at Princeton in Blue/Black but I want the LR.
Waiting still... When they pushed to date up to March, I was panicked as I had another car to sell and almost wasn't ready (but figured it out). Now with the news about the tax credit, I'm wondering if I should change to another similar option that might be available in existing inventory somewhere.
MYLR White on White, 19", 5 seater. OD: 2/20 CA Delivery
ED #1 April-June. ED#2 April 27-June 6. ED#3 March 27-31 ED#4 May 5-9
MYLR White on White, 19", 5 seater. OD: 2/20 CA Delivery
ED #1 April-June. ED#2 April 27-June 6. ED#3 March 27-31 ED#4 May 5-9
No more schedule slips for me. Picked up my MYLR Blue/Blk/Tow last night in Raleigh. Such a beautiful car. I couldn't find anything wrong with it so I am very happy. It was a long wait but eventually it made it. Got the latest software update (2023.6.9) this morning. Vision Park Assist doesn't seem to work for me though. I guess time will tell on how this Vision system works.
Hoping you each get your car as soon as possible and that your car is all you hoped it would be.
but probably higher marginsThat could be, but that supports my case even more because the MYAWD is the lowest-priced version.
Agreed. They still expect the M3RWD to no longer qualify for the $7,500 credit, but it seems as though all other M3s and MYs will based on the exclusion of such notice for those models. I would think that if those models were also at risk of losing the credit, Tesla would mention them just as they mentioned the M3RWD.
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In the words of online culture, "F to pay respects" to the people who angrily cancelled their order instead of patiently waiting.
LetsGoElectric
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Going out of and then back into Texas is still a lot closer than Texas or California to NJ.
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