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Model S Order & Delivery Tracker - Q1 2014
- Thread starter MidlifeCrisis
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chickensevil
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Yeah, but that ~7k of vins assigned seems to be in line with the 7400 guidance. So it would seem to be on track.
MassX1317
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Yeah, but that ~7k of vins assigned seems to be in line with the 7400 guidance. So it would seem to be on track.
Going by VINs is tough. I'm around 35k and won't see my car for nearly a month.
chickensevil
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If it helps I haven't gotten mine yet either. But we were also in the 28k range at the beginning of Jan, I was merely suggesting that it feels safe to suggest that they produced AT LEAST their target of 7,400. I try not to read the VIN tea leaves too much because it is a tough game to try to play.
MassX1317
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7,400 doesn't seem unreasonable at all. That's something like 550-600 a week. It's amazing to think that so many cars could be brought to life on a daily basis! And Tesla is only getting started!
chickensevil
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How is their detailer? I have yet to hear on either side how good or bad Rockville is.
May I offer a suggestion for the spreadsheet? A column that displays the number of days between the major milestones would be quite useful. All we need to do is insert columns for:
"days from confirmation to production start"
"days in production"
"days from production complete to delivery"
although shorter column names would certainly be preferred.
I checked and google sheets does implement the "days360" function, which would make this pretty easy.
Would whoever owns the google sheet be willing to implement this? Or, if there's a way to allow permissions I'll happily do it.
"days from confirmation to production start"
"days in production"
"days from production complete to delivery"
although shorter column names would certainly be preferred.
I checked and google sheets does implement the "days360" function, which would make this pretty easy.
Would whoever owns the google sheet be willing to implement this? Or, if there's a way to allow permissions I'll happily do it.
The car was detailed very well. None of the paint issues I've seen posted previously. There was a small area on the headliner that needed to be cleaned and some "fraying" of the headliner at the pano roof which was trimmed. While it was parked, it picked up some bird droppings. Interior was otherwise perfect. Whole process took 35 minutes. Wife will drive it today but then a garage queen to ride out this crazy weather for the next day or so. Opticoat on Thursday then it will assume its place as the family car/daily driver.
Pickup tomorrow! I'm ready. Slightly disappointing is that it's been sunny and the mid to upper 70s for the last couple of weeks, and it's going to start raining tomorrow for a week straight. We need the rain badly here, so I am glad it's coming. Just sort of wish I'd had my delivery moved to today instead. It won't be as fun taking delivery on a rainy day.
In anticipation of the good news, I've updated your delivery status already on the main tracker! Hopefully that didn't jinx anything!
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Some "total days" statistics
OK, in an exported copy of the master spreadsheet, I added some "total days" columns, but our data is tremendously dirty, with lots of blanks for a lot of folks. In order to make this table more useful, I filtered on US orders only, filtered out anyone who didn't select the earliest order date, and only those who have indicated their status is delivered.
Because there were so many holes in the data, I didn't run an average, but you can paste the below table into your own spreadsheets and run averages which exclude all the "??" or "NA" values.
OK, in an exported copy of the master spreadsheet, I added some "total days" columns, but our data is tremendously dirty, with lots of blanks for a lot of folks. In order to make this table more useful, I filtered on US orders only, filtered out anyone who didn't select the earliest order date, and only those who have indicated their status is delivered.
Because there were so many holes in the data, I didn't run an average, but you can paste the below table into your own spreadsheets and run averages which exclude all the "??" or "NA" values.
| User | Country | Delivery City | Battery | P | P+ | Order Date | Con- firmed | Pref Deliv | was this the earliest delivery date | Est Deliv | VIN | VIN Date | Prod Start | Prod End | Delivered on | Order to Prod Start | Conf to Prod Start | In Prod | Prod to Delivered | Order to Delivery | Conf to Delivery |
| JaredBanyard | US | Springfield, NJ | 60 | No | No | 19-Oct | January | Yes | 18-Jan | 28489 | 3-Jan | 7-Jan | 20-Jan | ?? | 76 | 4 | 13 | ?? | 93 | ||
| a_kwok | US | California | 85 | Yes | No | 20-Dec | 23-Jan | Yes | 24-Feb | 31861 | 20-Jan | 5-Feb | ?? | ?? | NA | ?? | 47 | 13 | |||
| Tony DelCampo | US | Marietta, GA | 85 | Yes | No | 10-Dec | 24-Feb | Yes | 8-Mar | 30710 | 8-Jan | 5-Feb | ?? | ?? | ?? | ?? | ?? | 57 | |||
| MidlifeCrisis | US | Marietta, GA | 85 | No | No | 22-Nov | 4-Dec | January | Yes | 11-Feb | 29458 | 21-Dec | 28-Jan | 31-Jan | 10-Feb | 67 | 55 | 3 | 10 | 80 | 68 |
| ScottieLV | US | Las Vegas, NV | 85 | Yes | No | 15-Nov | January | Yes | 11-Feb | 29459 | 19-Dec | 31-Jan | 5-Feb | 11-Feb | ?? | 77 | 5 | 6 | ?? | 88 | |
| delanman | US | Rockville, MD | 85 | Yes | Yes | 18-Dec | 15-Feb | Yes | 14-Feb | 30417 | 7-Jan | 3-Feb | 7-Feb | 15-Feb | ?? | 47 | 4 | 8 | ?? | 59 | |
| GregH | US | Fremont factory | 85 | Yes | Yes | Yes | 5-Feb | 28395 | 15-Feb | ?? | 0 | NA | ?? | ?? | |||||||
| flodrab | US | Torrance, CA | 85 | Yes | No | 17-Dec | 30-Dec | Feb | Yes | Feb | 30203 | 31-Dec | 20-Feb | 24-Feb | 26-Feb | 65 | 52 | 4 | 2 | 71 | 58 |
| Great Dane | US | Tampa, FL | 85 | Yes | No | 13-Jan | Late Feb | Yes | 8-Mar | 31717 | 3-Feb | 22-Feb | 25-Feb | 3-Mar | ?? | 40 | 3 | 6 | ?? | 49 | |
| Wildcat | US | Dallas, TX | 85 | No | No | 7-Dec | 25-Feb | Yes | 8-Mar | 30712 | 7-Jan | 23-Feb | 24-Feb | 8-Mar | ?? | 78 | 1 | 12 | ?? | 91 | |
| SummerlinModelS | US | Las Vegas, NV | 85 | No | No | 8-Dec | Late Feb | Yes | 14-Mar | 31909 | 22-Jan | 2-Mar | 10-Mar | ?? | 84 | NA | ?? | ?? | 92 | ||
| muleferg | US | Raleigh, NC | 85 | No | No | 18-Dec | Yes | 15-Mar | 32568 | 21-Jan | 1-Mar | 5-Mar | 11-Mar | ?? | 73 | 4 | 6 | ?? | 83 | ||
| Blaze | US | Costa Mesa, CA | 85 | No | No | 15-Dec | 23-Dec | Late Feb | Yes | 12-Mar | 32279 | 22-Jan | 1-Mar | 11-Mar | 12-Mar | 76 | 68 | 10 | 1 | 87 | 79 |
| thedaysbetween | US | Rockville, MD | 85 | No | No | 9-Jan | 9-Jan | 21-Mar | Yes | 21-Mar | 32774 | 22-Jan | 1-Mar | 6-Mar | 13-Mar | 51 | 51 | 5 | 7 | 63 | 63 |
| Cole Avenue | US | Highland Park, IL | 85 | Yes | No | 11-Jan | 11-Jan | March | Yes | 17-Mar | 31853 | 20-Jan | 28-Feb | 4-Mar | 14-Mar | 48 | 48 | 4 | 10 | 62 | 62 |
| icantdrawanime | US | Austin, TX | 85 | No | No | 7-Jan | 10-Jan | March | Yes | 15-Mar | 32781 | 21-Jan | 6-Mar | 10-Mar | 14-Mar | 58 | 55 | 4 | 4 | 66 | 63 |
| pharmacydave | US | Van Nuys, CA | 85 | Yes | No | 14-Jan | 14-Jan | March | Yes | 26-Mar | 33275 | 30-Jan | 10-Mar | 11-Mar | 14-Mar | 55 | 55 | 1 | 3 | 59 | 59 |
| mbaj4 | US | Indianapolis | 85 | No | No | 31-Dec | 31-Dec | 14-Mar | Yes | 18-Mar | 31887 | 26-Jan | 6-Mar | 10-Mar | 15-Mar | 65 | 65 | 4 | 5 | 74 | 74 |
| Shredder | US | Villa Park | 85 | No | No | 8-Jan | 21-Jan | March | Yes | 17-Mar | 32808 | 22-Jan | 6-Mar | 9-Mar | 17-Mar | 57 | 44 | 3 | 8 | 68 | 55 |
| Ironforge | US | Costa Mesa, CA | 85 | Yes | No | 6-Jan | 10-Jan | March | Yes | 19-Mar | 32648 | 20-Jan | 6-Mar | 11-Mar | 18-Mar | 59 | 55 | 5 | 7 | 71 | 67 |
| j1nr0h | US | Fremont factory | 85 | No | No | 18-Jan | March | Yes | 20-Mar | 32871 | 28-Jan | 13-Mar | 17-Mar | 20-Mar | ?? | 54 | 4 | 3 | ?? | 61 | |
| Zroiron | US | Las Vegas | 85 | No | No | 25-Jan | 29-Jan | march | Yes | 26-Mar | 33489 | 5-Feb | 13-Mar | 15-Mar | 20-Mar | 47 | 43 | 2 | 5 | 54 | 50 |
| Atebit | US | Raleigh, NC | 85 | No | No | 22-Jan | 5-Feb | March | Yes | 26-Mar | 21-Mar | ?? | ?? | ?? | ?? | 58 | 44 | ||||
| Muzzman1 | US | Van Nuys, CA | 85 | No | No | 7-Feb | 8-Feb | Late March | Yes | 28-Mar | 34353 | 10-Feb | 14-Mar | 18-Mar | 21-Mar | 35 | 34 | 4 | 3 | 42 | 41 |
| ohmman | US | Sonoma, CA | 85 | Yes | No | 6-Feb | 20-Feb | Late March | Yes | 25-Mar | 34225 | ? | 18-Mar | 21-Mar | 25-Mar | 40 | 26 | 3 | 4 | 47 | 33 |
Some possible corrections:
1. My days in production is 4.
2. My days from "production complete" until delivery will be 4 - if that's what "prod to delivered" implies, it's correct.
1. My days in production is 4.
2. My days from "production complete" until delivery will be 4 - if that's what "prod to delivered" implies, it's correct.
That's exactly what I did. Because I took delivery of the car in Vancouver, they enabled my app access and I was able to track the journey from Vancouver to Calgary. Each time I woke up during the night I was able to connect to the car to see where it was. Occasionally it lost connection and showed an old location leaving me wondering if it was going to be late, but overall it was awesome being able to track it and the driver. This link was to my original post. Model S Delivery Update - Page 638Y'know, it's too bad you can't enable the smartphone app and link to your car as soon as it is complete from the factory. Imagine the hours of entertainment watching the little GPS marker move closer and closer.... "hey, it's been stopped for 65 minutes! What's that truck driver doing, taking a lunch AND a coffee break!!???"
Hello
I was long time not here. Sorry for that.
I changed the file for the days function.
I prefer the two dates from each other, and then increase the result by 1
Is that okay?
The calculations are made automatically when data is entered.
So the year is important!
But please fill in the "empty" field no longer a question mark.
I was long time not here. Sorry for that.
I changed the file for the days function.
I prefer the two dates from each other, and then increase the result by 1
Is that okay?
The calculations are made automatically when data is entered.
So the year is important!
But please fill in the "empty" field no longer a question mark.
chickensevil
Active Member
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