Welcome to Tesla Motors Club
Discuss Tesla's Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y, Cybertruck, Roadster and More.
Register

Model X December Deliveries

This site may earn commission on affiliate links.
TLuckily it looks pretty good, the door alignment might be a hair off and a super small tear on a seat. Do these seats tear easy? They seem super soft, Do they make good seat covers that are made to fit?

Tesla will (should) get you a new seat, looks like a pen or screwdriver in someone's pocket did it in. We've had ours for a year, yes super soft but no tears and we don't baby the car. I'm sure there are aftermarket seat covers if you want to go that route. But they are so soft...

Happy New Year!
 
Thanks.

I believe it was info from a Tesla tech passed onto here by some owner.

However it was a single claim and has not been direcly supported by other evidences since then AFAIK.

This of course means it can be true or can be not true. Following ghosting reports from AP2 cars - such as those in this thread - will be interesting.

I was at Tesla factory the other day, and not sure about the windshield but for AP2 there are camera on the front doors that AP1 does not have
 
Tesla came through as promised and managed to deliver my new X before the end of the year. I took delivery yesterday morning. It was snowing and super thick fog. The driver dropped my Model X off in the middle of the highway. It was on a big enclosed trailer truck and the X was completely covered. I had to unwrap it fast and get it out of the road, and the driver took off. Luckily it looks pretty good, the door alignment might be a hair off and a super small tear on a seat. Do these seats tear easy? They seem super soft, Do they make good seat covers that are made to fit?

View attachment 208595
Congrats! That red really pops with the snow-white backdrop! Bummer about the seat but I'm sure they'll sort you out. Crazy about the doors being so hit or miss. My passenger side doors are right on the money but the driver's side is out about half of yours, so I didn't complain about it.
 
My dear TMC brethren. The day finally came. It arrived on a trailer truck completely covered. After taking off the wrap, it was very dusty. The driver said that it was sitting on the lot for a few days. He recommends using the car wash coupon. Unfortunately it made it difficult to evaluate the exterior of the car. Overall no issues except I couldn't get the Falcon Wing down on the driver side. I had to call the Tesla support service for them to reset and it worked from that point on. I did the holiday light show Easter egg for the family and test drove the car around. I still have to go through the checklist, but no major issues. I did check the alignment of the door and the Falcon wing door and there is a small Gap.

Seriously thank you all for the love and support. 50 days in production, waiting for my order for over 3 months. Painful, but over finally.
Congrats! finally! Remember a few months back, where I said, lets see who would get our car first because we confirmed order a day apart? Well, I beat you by almost a month, LOL All joking aside, congrats. We are the few of the P90D non ludi AP2.0 cars in the states.
 
  • Funny
Reactions: hollywood
Dec. delivery Model X in the rain.Red windshield.
IMG_0808.JPG
 
IMG_9585.JPG
IMG_9584.JPG

Picked up my X on New Years Eve!
IMG_9671.JPG

IMG_9672.JPG

IMG_9673.JPG

Only issue not sure if it's the same with all X is the rear bumper. The left and right side seems to have a small gap. Not sure if it's normal. At the time of pick up the service guy told me it's normal but he did take pic of the bumper and send it to the service manager.
 
Picked my X90D up yesterday. Good experience overall- unlike any other previous car purchase. Very low-key, stress free. Paperwork took about 5 minutes (had to wait about 20 minutes for them to put the paperwork in order).

Fit and finish overall exceeded my expectations, especially having read though some previous owners’ experiences.

A couple of minor issues:
  1. A portion of the rubber seal that touches the top anterior surface of the right front passenger door sticks out by about 4 mm when the window is closed- kind of like a little appendix. I haven’t yet noticed significant wind noise, so I won’t complain about it.
  2. When the third row seats are folded, a segment of cloth tube is exposed (normal) behind both seats. Well, behind one of the seats, they neglected to place the cloth tube, so I have 2 wires (both of course housed in their respective sheaths) “exposed”. I showed this to the DS, and I’ll probably have it addressed at my 12,000 mile checkup.
I know you want to know about the body panels don’t you. My X has some very minor alignment issues, but not enough for me to have them address them- I’d like not to risk any unnecessary cosmetic damage. I’ve seen alignment issues on colleagues’ MBs, Porsches, and Maseratis. No biggie. Also, I scoped out other X’s and S’s on the lot being prepped for pickup, and they too had minor alignment issues.

I also know that you want to know about the ghosting. It’s there for me, but isn’t an impediment. My wife doesn’t really notice it.

I had the salient points of the Delivery Checklist in the back of my mind, so I didn’t take my paper copy with me while doing the walk-through.

The product specialist was chill, patient, and recognized I already knew as much about the car and Tesla Corp. as the average Tesla employee, so he basically showed me a few key features and that was that.

The car is BEAUTIFUL. I mean, I am driving the Starship Enterprise. I’m driving a work of art. For my wife and I, coming from a blue collar, Toyota/Honda background, no other word describes our ecstasy except “blessed”. We’re truly, utterly blessed to have been able to afford this car, and we pray we’re able to make use of it in good health.

We got the MC White color, and it’s gorgeous. It’s got pop. This of course is absolutely subjective, but we absolutely love the color combo we got.

I hadn’t test driven a “regular” 90D before driving ours, so I wasn’t sure what to expect in terms of driving experience in a non-P version. I have to say I was shocked by the power the 90D has. My wife and our toddler absolutely loved it every time I slammed the pedal to the metal. Acceleration is effortless. It’s as smooth as gliding a butterknife through soft butter.

The falcon wing doors draw crowds. I hadn’t expected random folks to stop to take photos of our ride- would have been nice had they sought permission first but- oh well.

About a half hour after having left the Service Center, it occurred to me to test my Tesla app out. I had remembered reading on the forum that the app hadn’t worked for some people. Lo and behold, my app logged me into the car, and I achieved another level of amazement. I had never had a car that I could communicate with in this manner- and the thought of it only getting better gave me a nerdgasm.

I sincerely thank the active and supportive members of this forum. As nerdy as it sounds, I really feel I’m part of a special (not elite) group- a family of sorts- and for that and much more, my wife and I are truly thankful.

View attachment 207956 View attachment 207957 View attachment 207958
Do you have your enhanced auto pilot enabled yet? I am on 8.0 but no driver assist package yet.