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Tesla have now change the timelines for new orders and they have drop quite a bit compare to the old 12-18 month. But then the question is if they can keep them.
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Maybe the want to push the 200k to July so that more people can get full tax credit and after that they will deliver in high numbers.Fabulous. They’ve cut delivery times for new orders but extended delivery of existing folks who have configured out until July.![]()
Why haven't timelines been updated for those who have had reservations in already? If I can order today and get one in 3-6 months, whereas I ordered 5 months ago and it still shows late 2018 to early 2019.....?
With the midsized car segment rapidly falling out of favor?
Well, at 5k/week they can work through U.S. backlog in ~8 months. Seems some configurations will have higher volume/priority.Seems way too earlier for someone who reserved super late like I did....or maybe they figure anyone who wanted RWD will have configured by now?
Well, at 5k/week they can work through U.S. backlog in ~8 months. Seems some configurations will have higher volume/priority.
If they manage to increase output even more, this becomes more likely. With the lately reported numbers of 3.5-4K/week, all they need to do is add 3rd shift to get to 5-6k/week.
I must have missed that discussion. In the news I only saw the intention to do that 1mo ago.I thought it was identified that they had already put on the 3rd shift?