Dborn
Confirmed
What I was told by Linda was "WELL before Christmas" The week before does not, in my humble opinion, fit that description.I imagine we'll hear something very soon! If delivery pre-Christmas we only have 1 more month to wait!
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What I was told by Linda was "WELL before Christmas" The week before does not, in my humble opinion, fit that description.I imagine we'll hear something very soon! If delivery pre-Christmas we only have 1 more month to wait!
What I was told by Linda was "WELL before Christmas" The week before does not, in my humble opinion, fit that description.
What I was told by Linda was "WELL before Christmas" The week before does not, in my humble opinion, fit that description.
I'm still being told mid December. That is 4 weeks from now.
They are certainly keeping a very low profile!! Dead silence from Tesla!So,
- The service centre is as good as ready
- There is staff on the ground
- Extrapolating from the "in transit" dates the SIGs are here by now.
- If I was running the 'launch' the cars would be being prepped at a temporary facility. It is hard to believe that Tesla is not capable of this level of planning! So lets assume that the SIGs are prepped.
So what are we waiting for?
My guess is for an agreement on WHEN to have the launch. Having been involved with large organisations before we are waiting for the Execs to commit to the date and to attend.
From the organisations perspective the publicity is their first consideration - but it is not mine!
I would be happy to know something along the lines 'we expect the launch to be in the second week of December'.
In frustration
Higgy
So,
- The service centre is as good as ready
- There is staff on the ground
- Extrapolating from the "in transit" dates the SIGs are here by now.
- If I was running the 'launch' the cars would be being prepped at a temporary facility. It is hard to believe that Tesla is not capable of this level of planning! So lets assume that the SIGs are prepped.
So what are we waiting for?
My guess is for an agreement on WHEN to have the launch. Having been involved with large organisations before we are waiting for the Execs to commit to the date and to attend.
From the organisations perspective the publicity is their first consideration - but it is not mine!
I would be happy to know something along the lines 'we expect the launch to be in the second week of December'.
In frustration
Higgy
The Sigs aren't here yet.
How do we know this? Mine was in transit 34 days ago....
Because they all came on the same freighter and a few cars delayed them. The last Sig that we are aware of left the factory around the 30th so they will all likely arrive in Sydney next week. If you start camping out the service center expect to see the first cars there late next week, as long as Tesla have all the customs paperwork complete.
Also, in transit means they left the factory, not that they were on a boat.
These types of exports are consigned to a freight forwarder who puts 4 at a time into a container which is then dispatched. I would be very surprised if Tesla had a different (and more expensive) approach.
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I am surmising based on experience..... If you have concrete information please share.
Yep, they are using the method you describe, but I've heard they dispatch them in groups from the factory. With this in mind, it would make sense then that the Sigs would be one group. Also, I somehow doubt that Bornstein would be happy if his Sig was delivered later than people who made a reservation years after his, so his car is the holdup.
Ok ok ok. Yeah, I would be pretty pissed not to get my car before general production cars. But hey, it is not my fault. I confirmed VERY promptly at all times. So, I am sheeting any blame straight back onto Tesla!!!*Everyone's heads slowly turn in Dborn's direction*
jk jk
I expect all the Sigs to be delivered in the same timeframe with some freight difference depending on delivery address.
There are at least 32 sigs - maybe 40 or 50? Each car will take time to prepare. How many can be prepared in a week? Or how many can be prepared in the two -three weeks we are hoping?
I would hope that Tesla is already preparing the early arrivals now otherwise.....
I know that they have flown in staff in the past but the logistics of trying to do everything at the last minute are mind boggling - and a recipe for disaster (well hiccups and problems at the very least).
Cheers (maybe I should sign off 'tears')
David
Oh well I have a loooong lunch today - another round of ' have you got your car yet'...I will have to drown my sorrows.
Here's an interesting stat: WA has more Tesla orders per capita than any other state in Australia. So when do we get our Service Centre?
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Whoops - here's a more useful version of the chart.
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