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S Sig #722
Sig 729, got the window email today: 10/25-11/8. Sig Red Perf, pano, silver 21 rims, CF, black leather, spoiler, jump seats, no HPWC, Paint Armor. No VIN at this time.
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Received my initial delivery contact email last night. Delivery window for Regular Sig #267 is October 8-22nd. Delivery will be to my home in Redmond, WA. HPWC is supposed to be shipping in November.
The "charger" is in the car. All you need to charge it is a NEMA 14-50 outlet. If you're having the electric work done by SolarCity, they will install one so you can charge until your HPWC arrives.Wait, so how do you charge it for a month without the HPWC? Are they providing a basic charger to start?
The "charger" is in the car.
All you need to charge it is a NEMA 14-50 outlet.
The "charger" is in the car. All you need to charge it is a NEMA 14-50 outlet. If you're having the electric work done by SolarCity, they will install one so you can charge until your HPWC arrives. If you're having your own electrician handle the work, a 14-50 outlet is only around $10-15.
To be clear, a regular 110 Volt wall outlet (NEMA 5) works, via the adapter provided by Tesla. Yes, of course it's slow, but it works just fine for overnight charging on commutes of ~40 miles or less.
Sorry terminology matters, and calling a "smart" extension cord a "charger" makes no sense at all and will probably just add to the confusion, as this particular discussion shows. The charger is in the car. I'm sure many newbies will get it wrong, so educate them, it's not that complicated.(eye roll) THIS again. I've been hearing it for 4+ years now. I know, I know, the outside box is the "EVSE" and the car battery management circuitry is onboard, but you gotta give it up. Call the external EVSE a charger and let it go. As EVs take over the industry I guarantee that all the newbies will continue to call them chargers. I mean, considering the garbage that's out there, we have bigger battles to fight.
I prefer "charging station" since it is the station at which you charge, or the station at which charging occurs. Or you can just plug it into the wall using the adapter.Sorry terminology matters, and calling a "smart" extension cord a "charger" makes no sense at all and will probably just add to the confusion, as this particular discussion shows. The charger is in the car. I'm sure many newbies will get it wrong, so educate them, it's not that complicated.
:biggrin: Sunday. VIN 168
I see they're not delivering cars in anything close to numerical order: I've got S187, we're in the middle of my delivery window, and I'm still waiting for the call with a delivery date.
Received my initial delivery contact email last night. Delivery window for Regular Sig #267 is October 8-22nd. Delivery will be to my home in Redmond, WA. HPWC is supposed to be shipping in November. Also Tesla will be registering the Model S for us, so they needed a copy of my drivers license and current insurance card to do so.
No VIN number yet. Also I was asked if I would like a front license plate installed at the time of delivery. If not, they can install it later at the local service center. They also noted that Washington State law requires a front license plate.
Performance Sig, Sig Red exterior, Sig White interior, CF Interior, All options except paint armor, 21" Grey performance wheels. Keeping the rear spoiler on the car and getting HPWC.
Got my VIN today - 5YJSA1DP1CFS00443
Still no exact delivery date, but should know by next week. Tried to update the spreadsheet, but it wouldn't let me enter anything in the VIN field (???).
So are you getting the front license plate or taking your chances? I can't decide!
My 2 cents. Don't get it and hope to find a better after-market solution. That's what I plan to do.
So are you getting the front license plate or taking your chances? I can't decide!
I mounted the factory bracket 1 foot lower than normal. Used 4 zip ties and some of that velcro tap to secure it. Not the most elegant solution but should hold up and doesn't mess up the look of the car too much.