My understanding is that it could be as long as 3-5 weeks until your VIN is assigned, that would be my guess for you. Based on the website, and how it updates the delivery dates now based on the wheels you choose, I can start to see why that configuration would start getting delivered sooner than a Sept order with Gemini wheels (specifically)
I don't think anyone really knows what place you end up in the queue when you click "I'm ready". I had my order on hold for quite awhile and when I clicked the button, my EDD fell in line with what was advertised on the main website for new orders. That was 3 months ago and I still don't have a vin.You're not at the back of the queue, but you're back in the waiting game for your specific config to be built at the factory. My SA's words "we're all at the mercy of the factory."
And looks like you're on west coast and Cali so my understanding is VIN Assignment>Delivery time will be like 2-3 days. For Seattle area its 3-5 days.
No plans to even raise it as an issue -it's that minor.
You might want to look in to openEVSE if you like tinkering. I have the 48Amp version. Have not used it yet. Still waiting for city to approve my plans.Took delivery last night. SLIGHT driver door misalignment. Almost certainly wouldn't have noticed it had I not been on this forum.
Drove it 140 miles today - mostly highway. Wonderful. The regenerative braking felt (and still feels) very very odd. But I can tell I'm becoming one with it and driving more intuitively now that I've used it for a bit.
Now I'm in the depths of trying to get python to talk to the car's API. I'm trying to build a solution that will adjust car charging speed (amps) based on how much power is coming off our solar panels.
