I was at a Belgian service center and everything seemed to be business as usual. Maybe sales was by appointment only. I brought my Model S in for repairs and service seemed to work as usual.
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Yes!
I spend my work
Same in Norway, no problems with deliveries. Covid numbers declining every day atm
ABC - 1.5 hours ago: UAW agrees to monitor, election change to avoid fed takeover
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An independent monitor will help root out corruption in the United Auto Workers union' and members will decide if they will vote directly on the union's leadership under a reform agreement with the U.S. Attorney's office.
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An independent monitor will help root out corruption in the United Auto Workers union' and members will decide if they will vote directly on the union's leadership under a reform agreement with the U.S. Attorney's office.
put on some undies?
/ I am glad no one needs to hear me smiling & I get(forced) to work from home too!
...curious, did anyone by calls last year instead or in addition to $420.69 xmas presents? (& shocked that was such a good price! even the $470 after 'funding s3ecured' was good!)
& how much $ difference would that be? always wanted to but never did options so I'll just keep my simple shares
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You are correct, but he preceded that by saying 'GigaBerlin would be the first to use 4680s at scale' . This implies GigaBerlin will not be the first to use 4680s.
If we hit $800 by Friday, I’ll be lit that night too...
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Informative -- but beware of conclusions from the truck's nationality! At least half the trucks on highways around here carry foreign reg's, many of them LT. My guess would be that auto transporters are thin on the ground now and Tesla pays a premium to deliver product.Today I drove the highway E34 in Belgium for 45min. For non-Belgians (i.e. almost everyone on here
This afternoon, during my 45min on this highway, I passed two loads of Model 3's like so:
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The picture is a bit unclear, but the license plate is from Lithuania ("LT"), so this is a shipment for Lithuania.
The other truck was from the Netherlands ("NL"), but I couldn't snap a pic. You'll just have to take my word for it. Two trucks in 45 minutes may sound like very little, but I rarely spot two Tesla trucks so close by over here.
My point being: there are still deliveries happening in at least these two countries. Also, last time I checked the Belgian section of Tesla.com, there were plenty of Model 3's "directly available", i.e. shipments were inbound and you could choose a stock car.
All in all, EU deliveries should be great. (I've seen more Tesla trucks this quarter than ever before). Bullish.
Depends on the country I guess. The lockdowns over here are waaaaaay more strict than in the US from what I've read in the media/on TMC.
In Belgium you can't even go to the hairdresser/barber anymore (since the last week of October!). Restaurants/bars/... are of course also closed. Touchless delivery sounds great, but I don't know if it's allowed here since normally you have to sign after receiving your vehicle and upon first inspection.
Benzinga - 20 minutes ago: Tesla Hits Q4 Model S, X Delivery Goals, Ramps Model 3, Y Production: Report
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Tesla has already achieved the targets for deliveries of its Model S and Model X, its older premium models, according to an Electrek report.
The company is now reportedly focusing on bumping up production of its mass market model, the Model 3 sedan, and the Model Y crossover utility vehicle launched this year, the report said.
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Tesla has already achieved the targets for deliveries of its Model S and Model X, its older premium models, according to an Electrek report.
The company is now reportedly focusing on bumping up production of its mass market model, the Model 3 sedan, and the Model Y crossover utility vehicle launched this year, the report said.
25% up from here. If(and that’s a big if) that happens there won’t be much sleep that night
2daMoon
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This is getting off table, but at least it hints Elon can't afford to have turkey for Xmas?
Musk truly is an alien if it's located in his lower back.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Nor'easter is coming up the coast Wednesday night and dumping a foot+ of snow in Philadelphia. If we rip like crazy in the afterhours Friday you'll find me sledding naked at the Art Museum steps with a bottle of [knockoff] Teslaquila by 8:01.
jhm
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I can assure you that this shipment is definitely nor for Lithuania. Tesla does not sell vehicles here. Also not a single supercharger or service center
Plate numbers are LT just because there are quite a few Lithuanian companies transporting Teslas around Europe.Well, Tesla did make some changes to the accounts of those that earned Roadsters through the referral program and are seeking commitments to those that earned discounted Roadsters before Jan. 1st. These could be hints of something imminent. However, I think Tesla will push to get at least the Semi, and perhaps the Cybertruck, to production before the new Roadster.
"I have a friend at Lucid and I told him that the Air is a fantastic car and they should be proud of it. Its just bad luck for them that it will be obsolete before it ever rolls out of the factory."
Basically stuff we already know
adiggs
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There are three hard things in computer science, naming variables and off-by-one errors.
There are two kinds of people in life.
1) Those that can generalize from incomplete information
Yeah, these calls were up the other day when TSLA was down. Today they are down significantly with TSLA up $30:
(I bought back my $900 covered calls Friday for a small gain).
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