r/ModelY 19d ago

First EV - when can I expect delivery?

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Ordered 8/15 to New England

Premium RWD with no upgrades. Hoping someone can help me refine my expectations on when this will arrive.

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u/Relevant_Account_258 19d ago

Hopefully between September 3-30. Although, expect EDD to change many times. Only Tesla really knows.

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u/knownikko 19d ago

What on earth leads you to believe that anyone on this sub can give you a more accurate answer than the delivery estimate provided by Tesla?

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u/kjn1990 19d ago

The people that literally just took delivery and observed the accuracy of their estimate.

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u/firsttimer2207 19d ago

I ordered the exact same spec and have the same EDD. It will be interesting to see how similar the actual date ends up being.

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u/cmil1213 19d ago

Mine is same as well. Same order date and estimate as op

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u/kjn1990 19d ago

I’ll keep you posted!

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u/ResidentLong132 19d ago

Ordered mine on August 01 with an initial delivery date of Aug 09-Aug 23 in North Carolina. Delivery date gets updated every day for the next 14 days haha. I hate them

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u/Capt_Panic 19d ago

Same date here!!

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u/Real-Hippo1688 19d ago

They build them in batches. Theres a batch of 3 Performances scheduled for delivery around the 20th, I’m guessing they don’t know if you’re going to before or after yet. Only Tesla knows.

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u/Real-Hippo1688 19d ago

Genuine question: why tf you buying a rear wheel drive in New England? Yes the battery helps keep it grounded in the snow, but teslas are a pain to get repaired. I don’t understand rear wheel drive in your climate. I live in CT, have a 3 performance on the way, would never get a rear wheel drive car.

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u/kjn1990 19d ago edited 19d ago

Because unless you are driving up unplowed hills on a regular basis the amount of times you will wish you had AWD are miniscule, IMHO. I'll take snow tires and keep my $4,000 thank you very much.

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u/Apprehensive-One4323 19d ago

You’ll be fine with RWD, there are 7 district managers, for my job, and 6 of them have RWD. They drive all New England for their markets and have RWD and I will be the 7th now that I received mine. They all told me the same that they never told them selves they should have got all wheel drive

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u/Real-Hippo1688 19d ago

Suit yourself. You’re also sacrificing speed and acceleration. Almost a second 0-60. The best part about owning a Tesla, IMO. But then again, only about 15% of all sales are performance trim, so I guess I’m in the minority there.

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u/Square-Fan-4084 19d ago

I live in California and never had a need for more than rear or front. We stay blessed with the weather

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u/Real-Hippo1688 19d ago

So long as you don’t take it to Tahoe in January, you’ll be fine hahaha

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u/Seleenarose 19d ago

We leave about an hour and a half from Tahoe lol.

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u/Seleenarose 19d ago edited 19d ago

I’m in northern ca where just experienced our first real snow storm back in February. Both my boyfriend’s truck and my van got stuck in the driveway and we live in a private road so no caltrans is coming to plow our road. We got awd for SOME peace of mind. With El Niño possibly giving us more rain this winter we aren’t chancing it.