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Or a 30-week wait for a Model Y as recently experienced by a relative. Every month I'd ask if he'd heard about his Model Y, and the answer was mostly the same:
by stephenhuey 6y ago
Or a 30-week wait for a Model Y as recently experienced by a relative. Every month I'd ask if he'd heard about his Model Y, and the answer was mostly the same: nothing yet. As much as I have cheered Tesla, there is a tendency to over-promise. Yes, sitting in a dealership and haggling can be a pain, but if you need the car soon then Tesla may not be the right choice for you. This too shall pass...probably...
- mcot2 6y agoThey are primarily battery cell constrained at this point and also limited by not having factories in all geographic regions. They have nearly zero unsold inventory at all times. They will build cars for export to the EU early in the quarter for example. A 30 week delay is extreme but I’d expect 4-8 weeks depending on when the order was placed in a quarter. I’d expect this to last for at least a few more years until 4680 cell production and the Europe and Texas factories are ramped up.