yes, as I understand.no risk of not getting the 60kwh battery though right? Thats already ‘standard’? likewise heated steering wheel and rear seats? the question marks are around heated wipers, new cpu and rear laminated windows
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yes, as I understand.no risk of not getting the 60kwh battery though right? Thats already ‘standard’? likewise heated steering wheel and rear seats? the question marks are around heated wipers, new cpu and rear laminated windows
Yeah that's my fear. When you call in it's very robotic. When you're there in person, suddenly it's very human and I have had some lengthy philosophical and life chats! Heck last time I was there we ended up talking about investment hints and stocks on watch list (I work in investment management), so as exchange of advice, got some really great chats going about inside Tesla etc. I get calls are recorded so it's many a case of brick walls. In person... now we're talkingi wonder if it is worth calling them asking when delivery gonna happen? probably answer will be "check you account - we will contact you"?
Yeah the LFP is pretty much a given now from what I understand. I'm curious if new 3 LR ones have the 82kwh battery in the UK. This change doesn't necessarily bother me too much, but I have read that the 82kwh battery doesn't support the performance boostno risk of not getting the 60kwh battery though right? Thats already ‘standard’? likewise heated steering wheel and rear seats? the question marks are around heated wipers, new cpu and rear laminated windows
heh. bmw 330e on sport mode felt super fast and responsive.. and it is 290 bhp and 0-60 in 5.9s.Yeah the LFP is pretty much a given now from what I understand. I'm curious if new 3 LR ones have the 82kwh battery in the UK. This change doesn't necessarily bother me too much, but I have read that the 82kwh battery doesn't support the performance boost![]()
No risk. The range that comes with the new 60 kWh battery is the spec on the website that you would order against, the same for heated rear seats and steering wheel.no risk of not getting the 60kwh battery though right? Thats already ‘standard’? likewise heated steering wheel and rear seats? the question marks are around heated wipers, new cpu and rear laminated windows
The LFP battery has been standard now for 13 months on UK vehicles. I think you meant the new 60 kWh LFP battery, not the previous 55 kWh LFP battery.Yeah the LFP is pretty much a given now from what I understand. I'm curious if new 3 LR ones have the 82kwh battery in the UK. This change doesn't necessarily bother me too much, but I have read that the 82kwh battery doesn't support the performance boost![]()
Maybe if I knew for certain,@AutomaticMan would you wait until April if you got an AMD AND new 79kwh battery if you knew they were already made and waiting in Shanghai for shipping to the UK?
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Blessed with the knowledge that you're still driving one of the most advanced vehicles on the road has got to helpWith all that uncertainty, my feeling cooped up and stir crazy is going to lead to me grabbing with both hands the first Tesla I'm matched with I think!
I’m sure someone knows, but whether any Tesla salesperson that mere mortals like you and I could speak to knows anything is debatable. I suspect that your salesperson won’t know what processor is in it until he’s sitting in it with you on collection day and you both read it off the screen.Blessed with the knowledge that you're still driving one of the most advanced vehicles on the road has got to help
Questions about mapping VINs to shipments of car specs I need to discover myself as well. Everything is also going around in my mind, and it's the not knowing or uncertainty about ordering a 50k car not knowing even it's spec is disconcerting. Regardless of what WE'RE told, they know! They absolutely know ;-) but probably under some guideline to ensure first come are first served, but with or without earlier stock or not is unclear. Hoping specific requests are accommodated.
Blessed with the knowledge that you're still driving one of the most advanced vehicles on the road has got to help
Questions about mapping VINs to shipments of car specs I need to discover myself as well. Everything is also going around in my mind, and it's the not knowing or uncertainty about ordering a 50k car not knowing even it's spec is disconcerting. Regardless of what WE'RE told, they know! They absolutely know ;-) but probably under some guideline to ensure first come are first served, but with or without earlier stock or not is unclear. Hoping specific requests are accommodated.
Might be able to meet them half way.. Depends how far down the line the car is when they call and offer it. I'm in a position I can leave my house and stand next to them by the time they end the call. IF the car is in prep and ready to hand over, it MUST be on location somewhere, which means IF no one has a scooby doo what's in it, I could swing by, and look at the car myself within 10 minutes of the call to see if I am happy to accept it. If it meets prerequisites I can accept there and then, or decline without wasting any Tesla time / man power arranging pick up day etc. Which is ludicrous put like that, but someone has got to eyeball the car at some point, it doesn't just unfold in the collection car park, someone must inspect the cars when they arrive, surely someone can go to the about page and see if it says AMD, and eyeball the rear window to see if it's double-paned.Only question then is, if it is an Intel processor will he let you reject it for that reason on the day? As I believe someone said further up this thread, they will already have your money and have registered it for you by this point, so they’re not going to be keen to let you reject it. The ordering pages for the car make no mention of what processor the car has, so I doubt you’ll get away with saying it isn’t as advertised.
Might be able to meet them half way.. Depends how far down the line the car is when they call and offer it. I'm in a position I can leave my house and stand next to them by the time they end the call. IF the car is in prep and ready to hand over, it MUST be on location somewhere, which means IF no one has a scooby doo what's in it, I could swing by, and look at the car myself within 10 minutes of the call to see if I am happy to accept it. If it meets prerequisites I can accept there and then, or decline without wasting any Tesla time / man power arranging pick up day etc. Which is ludicrous put like that, but someone has got to eyeball the car at some point, it doesn't just unfold in the collection car park, someone must inspect the cars when they arrive, surely someone can go to the about page and see if it says AMD, and eyeball the rear window to see if it's double-paned.
If Tesla literally cannot identify their own cars, and can't interpret the spec from the VIN I am prepared to go to Q2 and see what the consensus is filtering down on the Q1 March specs.