As others have said it's been a long time since we've seen anyone without the Ryzen chip. I didn't even ask my SA and while I'll confirm when the car arrives I would be shocked if there is an issue. I guess supply line issues could always come up but...
Isn't the CPU shortage still going on? I'm baffled at how we're not seeing an issue of some sort with Ryzen chips in their Tesla.
The chip issues are still a very real thing but AMD had been able to do a good job to this point compared to some other suppliers. Anything is possible but there hasn't been an issue with Tesla to this point.
I actually scheduled mine 2 weeks prior, but I think that seems a bit longer than most. I think I was a special case cause I was calling tesla to talk to an SA about another issue, then got on the topic of deliveries and they asked if I wanted to schedule mine right there on the phone. (I think it was just the luck of the draw cause the SA I was talking to on the phone was actually at Mt. Kisco). So I never actually got a text sent to me to schedule my pickup. Once scheduled, you will get multiple texts once delivery/pickup is closer (reminders, if anything in the app needs to be setup/added/completed, reminder that your pick up date is near,etc, etc)
Give or take. I was 94 days from OD to pick up, but I also ordered at the end of Feb JUST before the order surge happened. Seems to be in the 80ish-90ish. However there are cases you can get it sooner (due to cancellation or rejected car) or it can take a lot longer for other reasons (shortages of parts or other delays for unknown reasons (just ask @T-J-
). However if you were a recent order, it could take a lot longer since you probably ordered during the onslaught of orders due to the gas prices and demand is CRAZIER than it was prior to March. USUALLY your first EDD is the most accurate, so take all the updates you get with a grain of salt.From what I have seen in this lone thread, yes.
So far it seems to be 90-100 days for the Feb/March orders. That may increase depending on recent order volume. I think a lot more people are making the jump and putting orders in now that gas prices are spiking again.
I got the text about 1 week after my VIN was assigned. My currently scheduled delivery is Monday, but I have yet to get confirmation of it arriving at the SC. I'm in the Chicago area for reference.
I received the schedule delivery text the same day I received my vin. I’m in CA though.
No, the Ryzen chip is required for anyone wanting FSD. 60hz refresh rate, display of objects on screen in real time, etc. With Elon touting 1 million FSD users by the end of the year (2022) he needs every car out there with the chip.
Tesla told me my car shipped on 5/19 with arrival to the SC on 6/4. I had not received any text or email so I called Tesla and they told me there was a delay in shipment and is scheduled to arrive on 6/13. But my EDD still shows 6/4-6/8.
You might need to reach out to your SA to make changes. Mine no longer gives me the option either. I think after a certain amount of time, the option to change it yourself goes away. Could be wrong though, but that's my experience.
I’m really liking the progression of your EDD! Gives me hope of getting one earlier than my promised September date!
They may send that once the car hits the road on a truck transport. From that point, it's pretty much all the same no matter where the car is going. That message is apparently new because I was never contacted by Tesla until the actual point of setting up delivery.
To put that number in perspective, when I took delivery just before all this started, it was 47 days from order to delivery. So if you want to know how much orders have piled up relative to pre-Ukraine, just keep an eye on that delivery time. It looks like Ukraine (and/or the Super Bowl) has doubled order volume. It should be interesting to see what delivery times look like in as the quarters roll by.
For those who might misunderstand, the Ryzen chip is just for the display and other such features. The Intel Atom chip wasn't up to snuff for those demands. FSD itself is handled by Tesla-custom hardware. I just hope they don't have to change that hardware again to get FSD where it needs to be for a full release.
That may be a California thing. I traded in a RAV4 with an outstanding recall here in Virginia. No muss, no fuss. But yeah, Tesla seems to give low trade-in values.
