3geekfamily
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I hope you're embarrassed at how wrong you were.... by getting your car earlier than that.I think the honest answer is that the first date Tesla gives you is probably the right date. Seems like it moves all around for months. And then lands where it started. So I am still expecting 2nd week August.
Which other EV offerings are those? A large part of what pushed me back into a Tesla is that there really ARE no competitors. Everything else that's worth the money is either untouchable for a year or more (Rivian, Ford), or aren't very competitive (Polestar).Thinking the same thing. All these dates seem to be going in the wrong direction. Need to vent.
Been refreshing the overview page waiting for a date to change for the last 3 weeks. Now it seems that between all the new orders for Ps and the folks that are switching their orders to Ps to get their car sooner, the lead time for even the performance is now comparable or further out than all the other EV offerings that at least still get the $7500 tax break among other incentives.
Continuing to convince myself that M3P is a unique enough package that it's still worth the wait and the $73K price tag.
Ask me again in another few weeks if/when my date doesn't change or pushes out.
The only other EVs I would honestly consider at the moment would be the Mach E GT, which you can't even order at the moment, and the Polestar2 Performance, which is mostly competitive with the M3 LR for a lot more money, and a lot less range. A Lightning or Rivian R1T would be fun, too, but you're not touching one of those before late 2023, if you're lucky. I won't speak to the VW, Audi, Porsche, or Lucid offerings though, as I haven't even looked at those. The iD4 is too slow for me, and the Audi, Porsche, and Lucid offerings are too big - and I'd go Plaid if I was spending that kind of money.
I have a friend who works at a Ford dealership, and ordered a Mach E GT about a week after orders first opened - he still doesn't even have an actual allocation, let alone any sort of date, and they're booking allocations several months in advance on them. He's not likely to know a date until well into 2023, if then.
Anyway, I guess I'm not really sure which comparable EVs you're talking about that are available in around the same timeframe as the M3P, but I can't name a single one you could even get this calendar year.