Another month and two countries already have the number out for July : Sweden at 543 (S/X/3) and Austria at 166 (S/X/3). Both are very comparable to April. We know that NL and SP are running a little ahead of April, while NO is running behind. At this point I am expecting EU deliveries for July to be very much in line with last April. Some 3500 Model 3's, 600 Model S and 400 Model X for a total of around 4500 cars.
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And the first ship this quarter will only arrive tomorrow afternoon so this is still only Q2 overhang.
It's a bit delayed and currently only expected for the day after tomorrow. Not quite Elon time, though
Point stands of course. Assuming previous quarter trend holds, this ship will mainly carry cars for Norway and the UK? Although quite a bit Dutch customers are hoping their car is on one of the two ships underway.Yo napot!
I go 2 to 3 times a year to Buda by highway, but with a Tesla I would go less often by road. I saw that there was a supercharger on the M1 before Buda.
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Hi.
There are currently 2 Superchargers in the country, with the 3rd under construction. We also have a few Tesla destination chargers, 2 Ionity CCS chargers and 50 kW CCS/Chademo chargers at almost every Dechatlon store by the highways.
The Supercharger you are asking about is at the M1 highway in the area of the city of Győr. It has 4 stalls - all Model 3 ready by the way.
Here is the Google maps link:
Tesla Supercharger - Google Search
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Do we have any idea how well Model 3 is selling in the UK so far? This is the first full month is been available I think and they've registered a lot of RHD vins recently.
@NannerAirCraft, we will have an estimate soon, probably on Monday. You can watch the second table here. The reason we use estimates is that official UK numbers are always released 2.5 months after the end of the quarter. July, August and September numbers will be released in mid-Dec 2019 here. Historically, estimates have been around 95% accurate. The last one here was 96%. In case you find that interesting, the page here explains how estimates for the UK are calculated.
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Cougar Ace isn't carrying Teslas, right? It came from Japan.
I'd expect Norway next - they still don't have SR+ and deliveries have really dried up.
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In the Manufacturers ranking, Tesla is the new king, with 28% share, while last year leader Kia is now in the runner-up spot, with 26%, while Hyundai, with 14%, is firm in the last place of the podium.
EV Sales: Denmark July 2019
RobStark
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Outside the ranking, we should highlight the Tesla Model X performance, that delivered 78 units last month, its best first-month-of-quarter performance in a year, allowing it to reduce the distance to the Top 20 to just 134 units, while the Mercedes EQC is still in launch mode, having registered 74 units last month.
In the brands ranking, BMW (20%, up 1%) is the leader, with Tesla (12%, down 1%) running for the 2nd spot, with the #3 Renault (11%, down 1%).
EV Sales: Germany July 2019
SR+ deliveries started in Norway. Yesterday a handful and so far today a few more.
The initial batch (about 200) were delivered in June. Nothing in July. Volume deliveries have started over the last week. There are > 5k orders, so should be comfortably into 4 figures for Q3
Doggydogworld
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That's an estimate as Tesla is not a member of Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders so the estimate is just a proportion of the Society's 'other imports' in the month, until the govt stats come out a quarter in arrears. But my numbers are estimates as well but correspond to uk forums so I think are directionally right. The July numbers do look odd though, I don't believe 3 deliveries were anything close that in July. August will be big though.
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