So what was your original AWD delivery period? It was in 2018 so why did you day it moved up a year?
Thanks.
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When is your Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive due for delivery, mine is in late 2018?
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Garlan Garner
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No..no ....it moved up to next July ....which is about a year from now. Originally it was Sept - Nov 2018
Mo City
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engle
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Interesting data point. My non-owner son's reservation, same address, is this:
Just one month behind first production; 2 months behind standard battery; and now 3 months for dual motor all-wheel drive. I guess they expect another ramp for those, or many priority holders are going with dual motor AWD?
Just one month behind first production; 2 months behind standard battery; and now 3 months for dual motor all-wheel drive. I guess they expect another ramp for those, or many priority holders are going with dual motor AWD?
AWD is Jul - Sep 2018 for me, which makes sense as I live about 10 minutes away from the factory in case it needs service.
Note they are still trying to avoid the Osbourne effect with that Model S button!
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Mo City
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Interesting comments by this guy from Top Gear: Our short foray highlighted that the Model 3’s quoted 0-60 time of 5.1 seconds might be underplaying its performance.
Maybe this is another example of anti-selling the Model 3. How far is Tesla going to take this?
Tesla Model 3 review: first drive of Elon Musk's affordable EV
Any Canadians out there tried temporarily changing their address to a US one just to see how much of a difference it makes for delivery estimate? I'm an April 2nd reservation holder, and a friend of mine reserved months later, and we both have "late 2018" estimates regardless of what option is chosen. Not sure how quickly the estimate website adjusts when you change your address...
Canuck
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I'm a current owner who reserved the first day, on the west coast (Vancouver) and my Tesla page still only says this:
Yeah, that's what mine says also, but if you follow this link: Tesla SSO - Login (I found in someone else's post), it will give you an estimate. May well just be a placeholder until Canadian dates actually are figured out... but give it a try, I'm wondering what yours says.
Canuck
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I tried it and selected the dual motor version, and it said it saved my preference but it didn't change what I posted above about having no delivery date on my Model 3 page. It's the same as I posted above.
But thanks for that anyway. I think it did register my preference, and it was worth a try. Maybe it takes a bit of time to update now that it knows my preference.
EDIT: In going back and looking at the link it has my reservation number followed by "made on March 31, 2016" and "late 2018" for all three versions. So that must be the date for vehicles coming to western Canada unless someone has an earlier date.
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Since there appears to be no variance depending on geography in North America, do we think that the range of months is the west to east duration? Or is that out the window?
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miggz410
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JUN-AUG 2018... Only 15 minutes away from Fremont Factory and current S owner...
I wonder if dual motors add more than 10 miles range.
I wonder if dual motors add more than 10 miles range.
All of Canada is "late 2018" or later it sounds like. I'm a March 31 in store reservation as well but in Toronto, and non owner and i also got "late 2018" for all 3 models.
Some people said they got a Oct-Dec 2018 what's the difference between late 2018? Or does that just really mean early 2019?
