danderson404
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got MY delivery yesterday! I'm updating the spreadsheet then I'm off this thread and on to others!
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Wiki Teslike Model Y Survey & Order Tracker Spreadsheet
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Jdban
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I was just about to ask the same thing
My car is arriving within 5 hours!
Jdban
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My Order: Long Range, White, FSD + TOW. July 3rd was the order date.
Delivery now shows Sept 13 - 30. I am on vaca on the last week and I asked tesla what can be done, they said if I don't pick up the car in 3 days it goes to some else.
OCJeff
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After it moves like 100 times then your EDD window will likely shrink down as you get to a more delistic delivery window and then at the end usually it’s the beginning of your EDD window. But that’s when it’s down to 3-7 days.
Went blank today. Following the path of my MS order. I’ll never get either of these cars lmao
CSTARZZ
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I’m not sure if this has been explained in here but Tesla makes cars by quarters. During each quarter Tesla splits the production of domestic and export. The beginning of each quarter goes to vehicles that are sent outside of the US, and the end of every quarter they start producing vehicles for the US.
So it kinda look like this:
Jan, April, July, Oct they make cars for delivery outside of the US
Feb/March, May/June, August/Sep, Nov/Dec they make cars for deliveries inside the US.
This was explained to me by the customer support team in California. I’m not sure how accurate this information is, but still thought I would share.
With that being said, if they couldn’t get you car out by May/June (2nd Quarter) then you would be looking at Aug/Sep (3rd Quarter) because these would be US production time frames.
Same goes with cars made for outside the US, if they couldn’t get your car out by or before April (2nd Quarter) then is would be moved to July (3rd Quarter).
Just wanted to let everyone know what I was told and explained.
Also they aren’t supposed to give out “Soft-Matches” as those dates can charge, but they game me mine anyways for Aug 2nd.
So it kinda look like this:
Jan, April, July, Oct they make cars for delivery outside of the US
Feb/March, May/June, August/Sep, Nov/Dec they make cars for deliveries inside the US.
This was explained to me by the customer support team in California. I’m not sure how accurate this information is, but still thought I would share.
With that being said, if they couldn’t get you car out by May/June (2nd Quarter) then you would be looking at Aug/Sep (3rd Quarter) because these would be US production time frames.
Same goes with cars made for outside the US, if they couldn’t get your car out by or before April (2nd Quarter) then is would be moved to July (3rd Quarter).
Just wanted to let everyone know what I was told and explained.
Also they aren’t supposed to give out “Soft-Matches” as those dates can charge, but they game me mine anyways for Aug 2nd.
CSTARZZ
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guccitrash
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Starway2001
MYP | Red/White | OD 8/20 | VIN #318 11/24
CSTARZZ
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I still see it on their website. It’s at the very bottom. Model Y LR November, and MYP 7-10 weeks
Luxolas
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I was mentally forced to order a MY Performance, Its a bit of a stretch of where I wanted to be for a car payment but I can afford it, so the race of which one gets to me quicker is on. I ordered MYLR June 4th, and my EDD is Aug 19 - sept. 8 and I just ordered the performance 3 days ago and it says my EDD is Aug 15 - Sept 4th....Will the performance beat the LR (pun intended) Ill keep you all informed.
Sorry - should have clarified this was for the model Y long range. It's back up now, but saying November.
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