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East coast here. Northeast to be precise.Can anyone speculate as to why there is such a lack of VINs being assigned to the East Coast? I know it is usually slow at the start of a new quarter, but I've never seen anything remotely like this. I'm not suggesting Austin builds or anything like that as the reason, I'm just genuinely curious.
Before the Austin and Berlin Gigafactories came online, during the first part of a new quarter Tesla produces cars that are for overseas orders first. Then towards the middle of the quarter, East Coast starts getting shipments. Deliveries then start to move west across the US, finishing with the West Coast towards the end of the quarter.Can anyone speculate as to why there is such a lack of VINs being assigned to the East Coast? I know it is usually slow at the start of a new quarter, but I've never seen anything remotely like this. I'm not suggesting Austin builds or anything like that as the reason, I'm just genuinely curious.
Before the Austin and Berlin Gigafactories came online, during the first part of a new quarter Tesla produces cars that are for overseas orders first. Then towards the middle of the quarter, East Coast starts getting shipments. Deliveries then start to move west across the US, finishing with the West Coast towards the end of the quarter.
With the 2 new gigafactories now online, that will most likely shift soon, if not already. That's pure speculation on my part.
Profile completion as in finance choice?East coast here. Northeast to be precise.
Build: MYLR Midnight Silver, 19 inch wheels, white interior.
OD: October 2021
Profile completion: March 2022 (cause I didn't know)
EDD: Aug - Sept
Someone please send help! What's more insane, half a year wait is fine, but almost a years wait is insane!
I agree. Very interesting. Their excuse can be "gathering data". Then when they are no longer concerned about screwing up sales for Fremont that can bump the 0-60 a bit, and then sell a bigger bump via software update.The slower 0-60 time is the most interesting part here. I wonder if that’s just a software limit to differentiate the models or if there’s some physical limitation on power draw from the 4680 cells that makes it necessary.
Yup! SA told me to leave the financing blank as they will rerun my credit, initial edd was May 2022 then June 2022, as we inch closer to June started to check the forums only to find out I need to set the payment method & put cash as place holder in March. After I did, I got the precise date, August 15th - September 12th. Didn't change since, cries! Now I'm super pissed tbh, I was trying to get it before or by summer, because of misinfo, I now have to wait after summer and felt like I wasted an entire season / year after all we only have 1 summer per year.Profile completion as in finance choice?
I have this exact configuration, am on the East Coast, and I ordered at the end of January. MY EDD is July 11 to August 22.
I agree. Very interesting. Their excuse can be "gathering data". Then when they are no longer concerned about screwing up sales for Fremont that can bump the 0-60 a bit, and then sell a bigger bump via software update.
IMO the correct way to think about the impact of Austin is from Tesla point of view, not the crazed desire of future customers. They want smooth Model Y sales. They want to conserve 4680 cells for CT and semi. Maybe MY Austin has 60kwh?
Oh wait....... 19-inch. Soooooo it will have how much range with the 20’s?Model Y SR AWD's spec has been added to the source code of the order page.
EPA Range: 279 miles (19-inch wheel, 5-seat), 0-60 mph: 5 s
It is there on the same page. 269 and 265 for different variationsOh wait....... 19-inch. Soooooo it will have how much range with the 20’s?
@267?
0-60 almost surely would remain slower than MYLR if only for marketing purposes.I agree. Very interesting. Their excuse can be "gathering data". Then when they are no longer concerned about screwing up sales for Fremont that can bump the 0-60 a bit, and then sell a bigger bump via software update.
IMO the correct way to think about the impact of Austin is from Tesla point of view, not the crazed desire of future customers. They want smooth Model Y sales. They want to conserve 4680 cells for CT and semi. Maybe MY Austin has 60kwh?
Wouldn't be surprised if we see some improvements come out of Fremont for the MYLR to justify the price difference from the new SR AWD. They've been quiet these first few weeks of the quarter. Fingers crossed for matrix lights
how did you know it was a standard range model? did you assume or there was another piece of information that led you to think it was SR
This was posted on Reddit. Here is what the poster added:how did you know it was a standard range model? did you assume or there was another piece of information that led you to think it was SR
An Austin model Y(vin confirms) was spotted in the wild charging. On the charging screen the battery shows "daily" and "trip" confirming that this is NOT a LFP battery. The displayed range equates to around 270 miles at 100% so this appears to be the EPA listed 279 miles Model Y AWD that we have been speculating about over the past weeks.
Some personal opinion: A little disappointed here. The biggest thing is the range/efficiency of 4680. I, along with most Tesla fans, was expecting a 5-10% efficiency bump from the weight savings of a structural pack and castings. This car was supposed to be something like 500lbs lighter than the current model Y, even with the same size pack. The efficiency is less than 1% better than current model Y per EPA documents, and that should be entirely attributable to the standard range pack. Are we really getting equal to worse efficiency out of 4680 structural right now?
Second is the door trim is still unaligned. So much for "micron precision."
They list 4 different ranges in the source code...Oh wait....... 19-inch. Soooooo it will have how much range with the 20’s?
@267?
I am guessing the gemini vs induction and 5 vs 7 seater.