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That means it's on its way to you or the service center is detailing it an doing their thing to it before you get it.
lx3h
Charged.hk's Director of Education
lx3h
Charged.hk's Director of Education
Did you order it in Australia, or why is everything upside-down?
Looks good. Macbook now back on the table, upside-up
About time to update the delivery tally, I reckon you are December 4th then, Lerxt?
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August, for the dual motor you have to wait that long? It's like 10 months from now ... please see post #1 (link below in my signature), and send me the full details, then I will include you on the list.
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Please copy-paste the info in post #1 to this thread (link below in my signature), and I will add you to the list.
Maybe my cold is making me see things, but it does look like those cars are parked on the ceiling. Could it all be warp cars, and they have this special ability? I thought warp was only about forward propulsion, didn't think it had anything to do with levitation at all. Imagine how parking could be revolutionised if all cars had warp drive like yours, Lerxt, and if there are no spaces, just park it on the ceiling (won't work in a 7 foot garage though!)
Time for you guys to check the sheet. Lots of empty (yellow) spaces, maybe some wrong info. Check post #1 (same as in my signature below).
Here is a history snapshop again, as the pictures in #1 are always the most recent updates only:
Gray on "actual deliver" rather than bold is that it's quite certain (appointment made) but the delivery hasn't actually taken place yet.
Sequence # (if known, seems it wasn't issued after January 2014 deposits):
TMC user Name: Optic
Deposit date: Nov 23, 2014
Confirmation date: Nov 25, 2014
In-production date (when available):
"TMC guess" of delivery date (will be adjusted until a more firm date is received from TM):
TM estimate date: Late July, 2015
Actual delivery date:
VIN (last 6 characters of the long number on your My Tesla, My Dashboard, when available):
60 60S 85 P85 P85+ 60D 85D P85D: 85D
Seats: Tex SWh Blk Tan Gry: Tan
Decor Ycht P.Blk Ob.M Ob.G Lcwd Cbn: Cbn
Paint color: Blue Metallic
Panoramic roof: Yes
Air suspension: Yes
Tech package: Yes
Dual chargers: No
Sound package: No
Sensors: NA
Light option: NA
Fog light: NA
Center Aisle: No
Alcantera: White
Nappa: ??
19" / 19" Slv Cyc / Slv Trb 21" / Grey Trb 21": 19" Slv Cyc
TMC user Name: Optic
Deposit date: Nov 23, 2014
Confirmation date: Nov 25, 2014
In-production date (when available):
"TMC guess" of delivery date (will be adjusted until a more firm date is received from TM):
TM estimate date: Late July, 2015
Actual delivery date:
VIN (last 6 characters of the long number on your My Tesla, My Dashboard, when available):
60 60S 85 P85 P85+ 60D 85D P85D: 85D
Seats: Tex SWh Blk Tan Gry: Tan
Decor Ycht P.Blk Ob.M Ob.G Lcwd Cbn: Cbn
Paint color: Blue Metallic
Panoramic roof: Yes
Air suspension: Yes
Tech package: Yes
Dual chargers: No
Sound package: No
Sensors: NA
Light option: NA
Fog light: NA
Center Aisle: No
Alcantera: White
Nappa: ??
19" / 19" Slv Cyc / Slv Trb 21" / Grey Trb 21": 19" Slv Cyc
Science park has a bunch of BS1363 sockets. Maximum you'll get is 10A, with the optional Tesla-supplied Mennekes cable. If you work there, and can charge all day, it is not too bad. You'll get perhaps 8km to 10km /hour of charge, so perhaps 80km in a 9 hour work day. I know of at least one roadster owner who does that (as unable to charge at home).
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