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Thanks for the advice, very helpful. Contacted the lease company to get the RN, but it turns an email was missed on my company side. Lesson learned and I will keep following up until I get confirmation of the RN. Might be 3-4 months after all.
I ordered a model 3 24th July with Octopus, I have chased them every week since for some sort of number to give to EO to get my charger on order. I received an RN today stating the order date was 7th August (assume they waited for the two week cool off period) but it also shows a ‘no delivery before 7th august’ which I thought was odd. My reservation also shows. £990 delivery and registration fee, this is he first I’ve heard of such a thing, I have emailed them but anyone else had such a charge?
I am wondering if they batch up the orders to be sent over to Tesla. I will give them a call tomorrow to see if they have mine. 2 week cooling off will be Wednesday
super useful thank you
I called them to confirm specs and delivery details - all OK. She also surprised me and said a VIN was allocated on 8th of august, so i should expect the car end sept.
Oddly the VIN suggests the car was built in the US. Now to start researching shipments to see if i can work out what ship my tesla's on!!
well that isn’t fair.
JupiterMan
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The destination and delivery charge at £990 is a standard Tesla fee for any new order.
Id assume this is covered by the leasimg company?! I definitely dont recall reading anything about delivery fees.
JupiterMan
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It should be all included in your lease cost. Was for me (I'm also leasing through Octopus)
LongRanger
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^^ it’s your contribution towards Tesla using very expensive shipping and local logistics to get the car from ship to collection location. Sadly none of that is anywhere near zero emissions and you pay for this privilege 
All fairness to Zenauto, following a complaint on the delay to my order and being without a car they’re sorting me something to fill the gap.
Quite pleased with that tbh... will help out
Quite pleased with that tbh... will help out
No idea. Will go back to her later tonight, I imagine just a run around but either way it’s saving me from a pickle.
After spending what seems like months looking at potential leases I decided to do it directly through Tesla. Probably not an option if you're using a work scheme, but seemed to make sense to cut out the middle man. Ordered a blue SR+ on Jul 30th, pick up is on Sep 4th.
Tesla's min lease is 10,000 miles per annum, which 3rd party lease companies seem to bump up the price quite a bit for when you search for quotes. It's probably more than I need, 8K would have been sufficient, but it's a good safety net I guess.
Tesla's min lease is 10,000 miles per annum, which 3rd party lease companies seem to bump up the price quite a bit for when you search for quotes. It's probably more than I need, 8K would have been sufficient, but it's a good safety net I guess.
My leasing company (NHS FS) never asked me for my Tesla account, and I’m assuming that when my M3 arrives, it’ll be a contactless delivery. So how is it going to be transferred for the App and Supercharging if they don’t know my account or I can’t ask them to link it? That concerning anyone, or has someone had their delivery recently and know how it works?
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