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Will I get the Ventilated Seats?? That...is the question

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I'm in the homestretch of the production cycle, spoke to my DS today and tracking on the TMC spreadsheet. My car has been in production for quite a few days already, with the DS suggestion it being finished up end of this week or early next.

My one thing I was bummed about was not being able to get the ventilated seats. And then today's message came out! What are the odds that my MS will have the new seats?
 
I have driver and passenger ventilated seats in my 2014 550i. They have low, medium, and high fan speeds and when on high, I rarely feel any cooling unless I'm wearing lightweight shorts. When wearing jeans or suit pants, I don't really feel any cooling sensation.
 
From my understanding, the seats on the X are only ventilated - not cooled. So as the description says, it only circulates air through the perforations.

My Range Rover Sport had cooled seats, which actually blew cold air through the perforations.

It would be nice if Tesla updated them to actively cooled seats.
 
From my understanding, the seats on the X are only ventilated - not cooled. So as the description says, it only circulates air through the perforations.

My Range Rover Sport had cooled seats, which actually blew cold air through the perforations.

It would be nice if Tesla updated them to actively cooled seats.
The description for the S says cooled, dry...
 
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Hmmm, I placed my order on Monday Aug 22nd so my lock in date isn't until Aug 29th (in 4 days)

At this time, if I try to build a new MS I can get vented seats as it is a listed feature on the premium package (I ordered Prem package for mine)

When I log into My Tesla and inspect my design, the premium package on my build does not list vented seats (older description?)

Do you think I should just cancel my order and re-order the exact same so I can get the vented seats or would it actually come with it?
 
I ordered early August and was confirmed on the 9th. The announcement was made on the 23rd while my car was still in the production queue and I reached out to the delivery specialist who said he would call me the next day to discuss options. On the 24th my car went into production and I spoke to my delivery person who said that despite having the premium package on a P90D I would not be able to get the ventilated seats without cancelling my order, losing the deposit and re-ordering the exact same care with the exact same options. I get it, but am still not happy.
 
I ordered early August and was confirmed on the 9th. The announcement was made on the 23rd while my car was still in the production queue and I reached out to the delivery specialist who said he would call me the next day to discuss options. On the 24th my car went into production and I spoke to my delivery person who said that despite having the premium package on a P90D I would not be able to get the ventilated seats without cancelling my order, losing the deposit and re-ordering the exact same care with the exact same options. I get it, but am still not happy.
Why? One day or one year, a cut off time is a cut off time.
 
Hmmm, I placed my order on Monday Aug 22nd so my lock in date isn't until Aug 29th (in 4 days)

At this time, if I try to build a new MS I can get vented seats as it is a listed feature on the premium package (I ordered Prem package for mine)

When I log into My Tesla and inspect my design, the premium package on my build does not list vented seats (older description?)

Do you think I should just cancel my order and re-order the exact same so I can get the vented seats or would it actually come with it?

I had the same issue, I was in the order clock running period when they made the announcement so I also had the old configuration on my design page. You can email your OA or DS to get this modified. However, you will be subject to the new (increased) pricing to get those new seats. You can keep your current order and old (lower) pricing, but you'll get the next gen seats. I think they are worth the price bump, as I'd bet that many would pay the same price for a retrofit.