Tesla Model 3 Officially Approved For Sale In Europe

Paperwork has been completed. Let’s begin the show now.

According to the latest news, Tesla Model 3 received approval for sale in Europe, which was expected in January.

The car is already listed by RDW in the Netherlands, which means a green light for the entire European Union and Norway/Switzerland.



“Model 3 has been approved in Europe! Homologation secured.”



The first deliveries should start in February.

The voluntary dataset of orders placed in Europe indicates currently over 15,700 Model 3 (up from nearly 14,000 in early January), including over 4,900 in Norway and almost 3,000 in Germany.



Model 3 has been approved in Europe! Homologation secured. https://t.co/HYoGHxwCMX

— Model 3 VINs (@Model3VINs) January 18, 2019







Additional background on European type-approval for those interested. Applying type approvals

— Model 3 VINs (@Model3VINs) January 19, 2019





Source: Tesla Model 3: Europe Orders

This article originally appeared on Inside EVs.

 

[NeverFollow]

I want a Left Hand Drive with a Chauffer and some Grey Poupon.

 

[SageBrush]

And a hitch

 

[ngogas]

Stock going to go up! Yippy lol

 

[True Brit]

I want/need the rear fog light. I might have to have amber indicators with the change.

 

[jboy210]

And a hitch

What is the deal with the popularity of hitches on cars in Europe? You almost never see a sedan with them in the US. And even SUVs and pickups with a receiver from the factory do not have a ball attached or wiring for the trailer's lights.

 

[SageBrush]

What is the deal with the popularity of hitches on cars in Europe? You almost never see a sedan with them in the US. And even SUVs and pickups with a receiver from the factory do not have a ball attached or wiring for the trailer's lights.

To put it gently, they are smarter