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Timetable hasn't changed from recent comments. The Q4 shareholder letter says "volume production in Spring 2015", nothing new there.
Agree - my first prio is they get the car right; because it is the only right car for me... but within that time envelope I hope they make it before June '15.My only concern is if they will get me a Model X before the state of Washington EV sales tax exemption expires in June 2015.
Timetable hasn't changed for a while, they've been saying X will be on the road by end of year 2014 and in full production in 2015 for a while now. That said they are getting pretty good at exceed expectations, so wouldn't be surprising if the timetable moves up a bit.
Timetable hasn't changed for a while, they've been saying X will be on the road by end of year 2014 and in full production in 2015 for a while now. That said they are getting pretty good at exceed expectations, so wouldn't be surprising if the timetable moves up a bit.
eh, not so much with the FW update to restore sir suspension lowering.
Until they find the limits of demand on Model S, I'm fine with them delaying the X. That said, I don't have a Model X reservation, so this is purely from an investor standpoint.
I think that bonnie has the right frame of mind on this. Tesla set the bar pretty high with the Model S (best car most people have ever driven) and if the X is anything less than perfect it will always be not as good as the first one. No way do they want that to happen. The only thing they can do is swing for the back fence and you better know people will be watching for any tiny little flaw. They have to hit this one out of the park again, nothing less will do.I prefer to think of this as Tesla insisting on quality over 'shipping no matter what'. My understanding is that Elon was not happy with some of the final quality of particular design elements and this has reset the clock. (If you've ever been on a design team, you understand exactly how upsetting a decision like this would be.)
Obviously I'm impacted this year (I'm Sig #2 & had every reason to expect delivery in 2014), meaning it's likely I won't have the tax break. And you know what? I'm thrilled Tesla made the right decision. I'm not going to put on those negative goggles and just say 'failing to meet a promise' when I know they're doing exactly the right thing and I wouldn't have it any other way.
- Roadster owner, Model X Signature reservation holder, and stock holder (for those who think that matters on these types of opinions)