Greetings from England

[john19951]

Just ordered a Model 3 Long Range here in South East England. No idea how long it will be before it will be delivered.

Already spending many hours reading the forums gathering as much useful information I can. Have lots of questions and finding some good helpful posts.

New to Tesla, and new to Electric Vehicles.

 

[M3noob]

Don't forget to RTFM - and not the US version ;-)

 

[john19951]

Thanks, I downloaded model_3_owners_manual_europe_gb and I'm wading through it. Also looked at lots of videos.

Might take me a few readings of it for the important stuff to sink in.

 

[M3noob]

Might take me a few readings of it for the important stuff to sink in.

Defo. It's good to know that the manual is accessible on the screen in the car as well...while parked

A copilot/navigator is very helpful for the first few miles/days.

 

[OldBeardedOne]

Hi John

Well done for ordering a model 3. I'm also in the se of England, in Essex. There seem to be very few electric cars of any kind near me.

I'm delighted with our model 3, which we've had since last December and which has largely been sat on the drive as a result of lockdown. Still keen to do a decent length journey in it and never yet used a supercharger.

All the best
J

 

[M3noob]

Hi John

Well done for ordering a model 3. I'm also in the se of England, in Essex. There seem to be very few electric cars of any kind near me.

I'm delighted with our model 3, which we've had since last December and which has largely been sat on the drive as a result of lockdown. Still keen to do a decent length journey in it and never yet used a supercharger.

All the best
J

Oh, go on! Take a trip around the M25 to Potter's Bar services and break your SuperCharger cherry ;-) It's not usually busy and your car will tell you in advance how many chargers are occupied. You don't have to break the bank but the experience (and perhaps the comradery) would be useful.