The Model S Beta was revealed in October, 2011, and deliveries began in June, 2012. So that's 8 months. If Tesla follows the same schedule, deliveries in December will mean beta reveal in April.
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Where can I see a Model X now?
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The Model S Beta was revealed in October, 2011, and deliveries began in June, 2012. So that's 8 months. If Tesla follows the same schedule, deliveries in December will mean beta reveal in April.
fengshui
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Now that we know the Model X prototype didn't go the NAIAS, do we know where it is? Did it go back to Hawthorne after showing up at Culver Studios?
Edit: It's not at Hawthorne as of 2014-01-23.
Edit: It's not at Hawthorne as of 2014-01-23.
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I'm honestly not surprised we didn't see a Model X beta at Detroit. Tesla has a history of doing big, one-off events to launch products and I suspect the Model beta reveal will be much like that of the Model S beta. I think they'll invite Signature reservation holders down to the factory and do a big presentation with rock music, Elon and lots of Kool-ade. I'm selfishly hoping that early production reservation holders also get an invite so that I can go. That Kool-ade is pretty yummy.
Nubo
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I did actually laugh.
To paraphrase:
"The Model X will be produced at some future date"
"Tesla gave a conference where they answered a bunch of questions"
"thanks for reading our article"
Actually it was more funny before they corrected the article. Before it read that the Model X not the Model S was revealed. Several people in the comments section of the article alerted the reporter to their mistake. It seems those comments were also taken out.
It's still quite wrong:
Um, no. They were certainly showing a 2013 or 2014 Model S, and you can't really unveil something that is already in the hands of customers.
