You cannot change a MYLR to a MYP and keep your old price locks. It is treated as a new order.
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Model Y - Gigafactory Texas Production
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What’s the latest update on your Blue MYP being delivered on January? Will it be built in CA or TX?
It is the third week in January and the production rate in Austin is ..... zero. That seems to offer a pretty clear answer.
No, I did it myself online - very easy. When did you order? At this point, I’m assuming that Order Date + 90 days = the longest I can push it out. I’ve also debated re-ordering my MYP if they push for a super early delivery (and “resetting” the hold cycle).
People wonder why there are delays in shipping and EDD is all over the place. It’s not because of new tech or you’re getting this great deal on an upgrade for free. If you want the vehicle then order it and let the order fill. If you want a Austin vehicle or newer technology wait until it is announced and order it. Pretty simple.
Nice! Delivery for me is Wednesday, possibly sooner if they have everything done.You got my build, except I also got inductions. My EDD just changed to 1/31-2/14. Getting closer
You may be correct - many people seem to think that is the plan. But we'll only know for sure when it starts happening. I figure they'll have to shut down Fremont for 4680 retooling at some point, leaving one domestic production line running for a bit....
Yes, I wound up getting a text to choose a delivery window yesterday morning, about 24 hours after the VIN was assigned and 12 hours after I completed tasks. Later got a phone call and they told me it might happen sooner than my delivery window if the car arrives, passes inspection, and gets detailed, etc.
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Was it the SoC or the Modem?I know they had something with the Qualcomm and Intel cellular modems for the iPhone X and the 8/8 Plus. Qualcomm had better performance and supported more cellular bands like CDMA.
yeah, it's been mentioned before, there could be a scenario where austin/4680 may have a different designation and configuration (on announcement, it may have longer range, more power, etc, so it justifies a newer config), so current reservation holders who held on a lower price wouldn't qualify anyways. but who knows... if you need the car, just get it. It's like holding out and waiting for an iphone 15 or ps7 or ....
Both.
But carrier you chose determined which modem you got ( Intel vs Qualcomm) in your iPhone. So unless you wanted to switch carriers, you were stuck with Intel.
The SoC being sourced from TSMC vs Samsung was purely random. And I googled it, it was the A9 during the iPhone 6S days. Performance was pretty much tied, but an A9 from Samsung offered slightly better battery life over one with the TSMC A9. You had people going crazy over if there was a way to tell and if they should return an TSMC iPhone and try to get a Samsung sourced A9 iPhone.
iPhone 6s: Samsung And TSMC A9 SoCs Tested
The A9 SoC inside the iPhone 6s comes from two different vendors (Samsung and TSMC) using two different FinFET processes (14nm and 16nm, respectively). We test both versions to see if there's any power or performance differences.
I just saw that tweet by Jeff! Good news for us LR orders on east coast!
Do we think this is regular blue or possibly the new Abyss Blue? The regular blue looks so different in different lighting.
Looks like the regular blue to me. I think the new blue was a lot lighter, this was a render I saw: https://driveteslacanada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/aqua-blue.jpg
What is that render based on? I believe the color name is Abyss Blue, so I assumed it would be darker than something like that. I wouldn’t mind a lighter blue though!
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