I have a similar situation. Just be patient. We still have two more weeks of June and see if anything updates.
So far I just saw it on a reddit post of someone claiming it was available on their order after they placed it and some discussion about the rules supposedly having loosened, but I haven't seen anything concrete yet.
Well I don’t think my current car is gonna make it to September. I ordered this with the June EDD because I thought at WORST case it would get moved out to late July.
See how it feels when people with the same pick up location who ordered a month and a half after you get a vin in 24 hours and delivery inside a week while you still don't have a vin from ordering 45 minutes after it went live.
First Tesla? I hate to say it but I went through this back in 2019 with my first M3P. I try and not let it bother me this round, but then it sounds like you need to get out of your current ride before it up and quits on you. Hang in there.
I feel similarly. I keep wondering if I should go test drive a BMW i4 e40 just to have a back up option. I am so pissed at Tesla for this whole ordering and delivery experience of the m3p.
I agree, that is not reasonable at all. I will just leave mine on. I am kinda shocked that there is not a on/off button on that screen.
We’re not pissed because we haven’t gotten our car, we’re pissed because our EDD keeps getting pushed back while randoms that ordered weeks after us are getting deliveries.
No, it’s actually much simpler than that. I expected the EDD that Tesla gave me to have some credence. Clearly, that is not the case.
then they should update the estimated delivery times to reflect their inventory. Don't say june and then push it out to September
How often do people that ordered weeks after get the earlier deliveries? Is it really that common? Perhaps it was just that a truck was going to city A and it had 7 spaces for cars so they loaded it up rather than sending a train/truck partially loaded with one car on one truck in 1,000 directions? You have to be a little reasonable with the process understanding that they aren't putting single cars on the back of F150s and sending them directly to individual customers.
Once you have a VIN contact your insurance agent and they will update your policy showing that car then you can then upload that document through the app. Regarding the payment you can bring with you a certified check I believe or simply pay through the Tesla app which is the easiest way to do it. There's a third party that connects the app to your bank and the money is automatically withdrawn.
Usually it comes down to the specific configuration. Tesla doesn't really build its car to order. They build the various colors in batches and match you to a VIN slated to be produced. If the demand of your particular configuration is higher than the rest or the production of a combo is lower than the rest, you'll wait longer. Ideally they would be able to match production and demand pretty closely, but that doesn't always work out, especially with a new product launch. And if there's production issues with a particular config (I think white seats have been an issue for most of the Highland production), that can also cause delays.
When did you order? I still think that will be the case. I’d be shocked if it went into August even (depending on when you ordered).
