Summary of Builds - Model 3

[kmstivers]

I've been looking into getting a new Model 3, but have been undecided on which trim, color, wheels and interior that I want. I'm sure you've wondered how many people are shelling out $7K for Full Self Driving.

Using the data in the Order Tracking Sheet in the forum, I was able to compile some data.

The main tab shows the summary of all builds (excluding Silver, as that is not offered anymore). I was curious how many people had EAP or FSD, so I left EAP in.

Some surprises in there!

You'll also see the last 6 months of orders. Some good info!

If you're curious, take a peek. If there's anything you'd like to see more of, feel free to ask. I'll try!

Tesla Model 3 Owner Builds

 

[CAAD]

Interesting. I've always thought the MSM color was the best color for the model 3 performance but I didn't want another grey car.
Also, performance owners represent a sizable chunk of buyers to give an upgrade in power.

 

[MentalNomad]

You appear to have filtered my car out of the data. (Perhaps because my color is no longer available?)

 

[CharleyBC]

I was curious how many people had EAP or FSD, so I left EAP in.

And I'm curious about the methodology on this point. For example, we have both EAP and FSD on a 2018 car. So those wouldn't be mutually exclusive for computing percentages, unless the methodology takes the (unstated but reasonable) position that having FSD supersedes EAP or AP for counting purposes.

 

[kmstivers]

Correct. Since it’s not an option anymore, I removed. Assuming you have silver?

You appear to have filtered my car out of the data. (Perhaps because my color is no longer available?)

 

[kmstivers]

That’s true. However, just based on the way people had to enter they had to say one or the other.
The way I look at it, combine them and that % is who paid for an upgraded feature that wasn’t standard. That’s what I was looking for at least.

And I'm curious about the methodology on this point. For example, we have both EAP and FSD on a 2018 car. So those wouldn't be mutually exclusive for computing percentages, unless the methodology takes the (unstated but reasonable) position that having FSD supersedes EAP or AP for counting purposes.

 

[M_D129]

Surprised to see White as the dominant color. In my area they were relatively non existent. Some days wish I would’ve gone with Black..especially since it was the free color at the time.

White looks great, but the more I see Black, it looks sharp. Hate that White became the standard color.