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Model S Delivery Dates and Sequencing
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paulkva
part of the supercharge.info dev team
My delivery has now been pushed UP from 9/12 to 9/7. I'm bouncing-off-the-walls excited!
My entire timeline is updated in my signature, and since I was checking it so obsessively, I got the production dates from the "My Dashboard" page status messages. However, lower on the page it *still* says "Late August" under Estimated Delivery.
Elon is building a hyperloop time machine.My delivery has now been pushed UP from 9/12 to 9/7. I'm bouncing-off-the-walls excited!
My entire timeline is updated in my signature, and since I was checking it so obsessively, I got the production dates from the "My Dashboard" page status messages. However, lower on the page it *still* says "Late August" under Estimated Delivery.
Hi there,
new to the community and very excited.
Hope to get my Model S next week. Dashboard still states a delivery date of late August but I was contacted and somebody set up a Sept. 10, 2pm pick up time for me. They are in the process of uploading the AutoNation trade-in info for my old car.
Now I am anxiously waiting for them to mail me that electronic contract. I hope there will not be a delay.
85kWh | Black | Grey Leather | Piano Black | Tech | Pano | Active Air | 19" Wheels | Jump seats| Parcel Shelf
Test drive 5/23, 8/1 | ordered 8/1 | finalized 8/2 | VIN 18879 | production 8/20 | delivery scheduled 9/10
new to the community and very excited.
Hope to get my Model S next week. Dashboard still states a delivery date of late August but I was contacted and somebody set up a Sept. 10, 2pm pick up time for me. They are in the process of uploading the AutoNation trade-in info for my old car.
Now I am anxiously waiting for them to mail me that electronic contract. I hope there will not be a delay.
85kWh | Black | Grey Leather | Piano Black | Tech | Pano | Active Air | 19" Wheels | Jump seats| Parcel Shelf
Test drive 5/23, 8/1 | ordered 8/1 | finalized 8/2 | VIN 18879 | production 8/20 | delivery scheduled 9/10
Got an email from the local Denver store manager. 20 production slots opened up in Sept and he asked if I would prefer a Sept rather than Oct delivery date. Is that really a question?
P85+, white, black leather, pano, grey 21" turbines, parking sensors, cold weather, shelf
VIN 21926
Delivery not finalized but will definitely be Sept!
Obviously can't wait.
P85+, white, black leather, pano, grey 21" turbines, parking sensors, cold weather, shelf
VIN 21926
Delivery not finalized but will definitely be Sept!
Obviously can't wait.
SCW-Greg
Active Member
Yes. In the early days of Model S, there were more than a handful of reservation holders that were upset that delivery was earlier than planned b/c it caused drama w/r/t financing.
I'm glad that they are asking, but yes -- for many of us "yesterday" is when we wanted our vehicles.
Yes. In the early days of Model S, there were more than a handful of reservation holders that were upset that delivery was earlier than planned b/c it caused drama w/r/t financing.
I'm glad that they are asking, but yes -- for many of us "yesterday" is when we wanted our vehicles.
Makes sense but I had already told him my financing was approved the day after finalizing my order!
I confirmed on 8/24, VIN # 21112 (S85) and mine still says "sourcing parts." My DS said that I should expect delivery around 9/28. Seems like things move pretty fast once the car goes into production so I am hoping to see mine transition to that state sometime next week.
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