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What motor does your 2023 Model Y have?
- Thread starter JCLJorgenson
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Do you have matrix headlights?
Do you have LFP battery?
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2(1 in the front, 1 in the rear)in the U.S. However, there is now a RWD variant for sale in Canada that would have only 1 motor in the rear…no info on where that unit is produced or the type of cell it uses. It’s likely that it’s the chinese produced version but not guaranteed.
Confirmed! Tesla is shipping GigaShanghai produced Model Y standard range(RWD) to Canada…a first for North America.
Not sure. I had to do a double take and make sure I wasn't seeing things. The good news is that the ghost upgrade should work, but I don't know if I want to shell out that money.
VIN 7SAYDEEXPA088xxx
TESLA 2023 MY 279mi Austin
GTX23079 0005DW 4D1
1120960 front motor
4680 but no LFP
DD March 31st, SF Bay Area
I was on the edge of my seat catching up on these 14 pages up until now!
Wow that VIN is the exact same as mine aside from my serial being up into the 107 range. How do you like the car? Any issues so far? My is scheduled to be delivered at the end of next week. Also hoping it’s the 4D1.
I don't think it had any correlation between it being in Fremont built to have the 4D1 motor. The Fremont built MYLR just meant you got matrix headlights. In fact it was teh opposite, it was more likely with a Fremont build that you would get either the 990 motor or maybe the 980 motor.
Different F.
Take mine for example... 7SAYGDEF1PF(numbers)
GDEE vs GDEF (used to) indicate motor... or you could look at it as "non-performance vs performance trim."
Skip a letter/number (because that's a check value)
PA(numbers) vs PF(numbers) indicates factory its assembled (Austin vs Fremont).
Yep this most likely proves that Tesla has been putting in P motors in LRs throughout 20221. Model and Trim 2023 MYLR
2. VIN 7SAYGDEE2PA05XXXX
3. Vehicle Build Date 12/22
4. Factory Austin
5. Rear Motor 3D1
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Curious about the difference between AB and
Sorry maybe I wasn't clear, I was not referring to that F. In my post I had:
Position 8 in the VIN is what I was talking about. Mine has an E (I made it green to save you counting). MYP models have an F- but earlier this year some MYLR models were shipping with an F there and they reported having the 4D1 motor. So some people (me included) thought that the F vs E in that position 8 is what tells if you have 4D1 or not. But mine has an E and it has a 4D1 motor so I was just saying that idea is wrong- at least it is currently.
You are referring to position 11, where in the US it can be F for Fremont or A for Austin. I made this one red above for clarity. You are probably right about:
Ok yes didn't see your other post....the build location has always been digit 11 in the VIN for a long time now.
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