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How many Tesla's in New Zealand
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September 2019 = 379 YTD = 540
Model S = 7 YTD = 49
Model 3 = 359 YTD = 419
Model X = 13 YTD = 72
Total 2018 = 254 (S=108) (X=146)
Total 2017 = 244 (S=128) (X=116)
Total 2016 = 24
Total 2015 = 21
NZ's EV Sales Leader
BEV - Tesla Model 3 = 359 YTD = 419
PHEV - Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV = 59 YTD = 372
Model S = 7 YTD = 49
Model 3 = 359 YTD = 419
Model X = 13 YTD = 72
Total 2018 = 254 (S=108) (X=146)
Total 2017 = 244 (S=128) (X=116)
Total 2016 = 24
Total 2015 = 21
NZ's EV Sales Leader
BEV - Tesla Model 3 = 359 YTD = 419
PHEV - Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV = 59 YTD = 372
RobDickinson
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But Tesla is ahead of Hyundai in BEV YTD Sales
Fun Fact Friday - in NZ Tesla sold more cars in September than BMW and Audi combined and is getting close to VW and Ford.
Top 15 new passenger Car/SUV for month of September 2019. (this is all cars not just EV's)
1 Toyota 2226 22%
2 Holden 877 8%
3 Hyundai 721 7%
4 Mazda 711 7%
5 Mitsubishi 707 7%
6 Kia 602 6%
7 Suzuki 560 5%
8 Nissan 521 5%
9 Honda 410 4%
10 Ford 399 4%
11 Volkswagen 386 4%
12 Tesla 379 4%
13 Subaru 281 3%
14 Audi 175 2%
15 BMW 169 2%
RobDickinson
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540 vs 448 so yeah on YTD they are.
3 Renault zoe for the year :/ how sucky is that, should be a $50-55k car here.
Yeah the 40kWh and 52kWh versions of the cute Zoe are good cars but Renault seem to have been MIA since when I first drove a Zoe in NZ in 2016.
October 2019 = 89 YTD = 629
Model S = 1 YTD = 50
Model 3 = 82 YTD = 501
Model X = 6 YTD = 78
Total 2018 = 254 (S=108) (X=146)
Total 2017 = 244 (S=128) (X=116)
Total 2016 = 24
Total 2015 = 21
Model S = 1 YTD = 50
Model 3 = 82 YTD = 501
Model X = 6 YTD = 78
Total 2018 = 254 (S=108) (X=146)
Total 2017 = 244 (S=128) (X=116)
Total 2016 = 24
Total 2015 = 21
Kiwiadventure
Member
The 40 kWh and earlier aren't a great fit for NZ infrastructure as we don't have a lot of 22/44 kW AC chargers. That will change with the 52 kWh model, however, now that it has CCS.
RobDickinson
Active Member
November 2019 = 58 YTD = 687
Model S = 1 YTD = 51
Model 3 = 52 YTD = 553
Model X = 5 YTD = 83
Total 2018 = 254 (S=108) (X=146)
Total 2017 = 244 (S=128) (X=116)
Total 2016 = 24
Total 2015 = 21
Model S = 1 YTD = 51
Model 3 = 52 YTD = 553
Model X = 5 YTD = 83
Total 2018 = 254 (S=108) (X=146)
Total 2017 = 244 (S=128) (X=116)
Total 2016 = 24
Total 2015 = 21
Kiwiadventure
Member
A slow month for Tesla deliveries.
A container ship did arrive over the weekend with a big load of Tesla's I've been told.
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Kiwiadventure
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3 deliveries have slowed down.
If we do see Japanese imports they come with no Tesla warranties including Tesla's 8 year battery warranty.
If we do see Japanese imports they come with no Tesla warranties including Tesla's 8 year battery warranty.
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RobDickinson
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Very few Jap imports of tesla, Japan isnt a huge market for them and the charging/warranties issues are a pain.
AFIk a company has converted a model S recently to use type 2 fast charging in NZ
AFIk a company has converted a model S recently to use type 2 fast charging in NZ
January 2020 = 59 YTD = 59
Model S = 5 YTD = 5
Model 3 = 48 YTD = 48
Model X = 6 YTD = 6
Total 2019 = 802 (S=56) (X=89) (3=657)
Total 2018 = 254 (S=108) (X=146)
Total 2017 = 244 (S=128) (X=116)
Model S = 5 YTD = 5
Model 3 = 48 YTD = 48
Model X = 6 YTD = 6
Total 2019 = 802 (S=56) (X=89) (3=657)
Total 2018 = 254 (S=108) (X=146)
Total 2017 = 244 (S=128) (X=116)
The demand for Model 3 is amazing. Completely cannibalised Model S sales though lol.
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