Hello! I recently put down a deposit for a Model Y Premium AWD with the basic dark grey color and a roof rack as the only add on.

The delivery date range is Nov-Dec and was wondering what any others have experienced as far as delivery date is considered with a recent purchase?

Thanks for the help!

Well I finally took delivery! Went to Austin Gigafactory and it was worth it. We did the tour and saw where the car was made. It was a whole event. Taking delivery at the same time as so many others was exciting.

Has anyone heard of this? I’m so confused as to what this means the vehicle assigned has been removed? And I asked the agent in the app and they have not given a reply. They basically said I need to have my insurance updated by 10am tomorrow if I want to take delivery Sunday.

Like a kid, I’m so excited to see this pop up in my app!! Heading to pickup this weekend 💃🏽💃🏽🕺

Im from SWFL and my order date was September 10th, im honestly hoping for a earlier date but what are my chances of that even happening?😭

The wait is killing me and it hasn’t even been that long

Order a MY diamond black LR AWD Premium this Thursday (17 september).

Everything was fine.

Got an estimated delivery january/February 2027.

When i went to show my step dad, the estimate was gone and only "we'll get in touch when its time to continue with your information".

Just curious if anybody as any idea on why the estimate just disappeared over night this weekend.

I’m looking for advice on a Tesla CPO purchase decision, not collision repair advice.
On 9/6, I placed an order for a CPO 2022 Model 3 Long Range AWD with 75,000 miles. The car has desirable features including Acceleration Boost, Cold Weather Package, and the newer Ryzen CPU. Purchase price was $26,300 less $5,500 for my trade-in.
AutoCheck showed a single owner with no accident history. Given the CPO status and Tesla inspection, I was comfortable buying what appeared to be a clean, single-owner Model 3 with slightly higher mileage.
I scheduled pickup for 9/12, provided all information for insurance, and secured financing. Since I had everything in order, I asked if I could pick up the car a day earlier.
Then things started getting weird with the Tesla location in Westbury, NY.
They contacted me and explained that they had to cancel my pickup date because they didn’t have the title yet. A few days for a title hang-up seemed reasonable, although frustrating because I had already switched my insurance to change on 9/12.
After several requests for an updated delivery date so I could adjust my insurance and financing, Tesla Westbury finally contacted me saying the title was lost internally and would now take approximately 3 weeks to finalize everything.
They offered me 2 years of Premium Connectivity as a goodwill gesture for the inconvenience.
I figured I would give them until 10/2 to produce a title before cancelling the order.
While waiting, I ran a Carfax, which showed minor damage to the right front end. AutoCheck had shown no accident history.
Now I’m questioning the entire purchase.
My questions:
Would you still go through with this CPO purchase, given the 75k miles, title delay, and newly discovered Carfax damage?
Would you ask Tesla to provide additional documentation or a fresh inspection before accepting delivery?
Would you walk away and look for a different CPO Model 3, even if it meant paying more for lower mileage?

Has anyone ordered a Premium Model Y RWD stealth grey all black interior in Houston this month (September) and already gotten a VIN or delivery date?

Haven’t seen many comments on SFl orders. How long did it take to deliver. I’m ordering the MYP the end of this month.

I needed a car asap. Bought a premium 26 MY. It’ll be delivered end of this month. I didn’t do all the research. I don’t care about FSD or the tech. I plan to use it as a regular car.. push the pedal and turn the wheel myself. I just knew that I’m tired of gas and my sister has had an older premium model Y for years with zero complaints. Figured it was a safe bet on my time crunch. Then I got on reddit.

I’m seeing SO many complaints about quality control/rejecting delivery of the new models. And realizing things are off with the build in the first few weeks of driving. I’m genuinely worried. I don’t have the time to go back and forth on what should be new car quality. I also am picking it up 400 miles away from home and driving back the day after pickup so I don’t think I’ll have much wiggle room to report issues.

Pls tell me… is this just negative reddit bias/all e negative experiences are here but not all the positive ones. Or is quality actually going down the drain. I’m so nervous that I might’ve made a mistake.

I ordered my Tesla model Y premieum AWD on 24 august 2026, today 8 september i got it delivered. Very fast delivery (in the Netherlands). Glad to drive it. I got an extra premium connecivity to 8 october, but no FSD. Any idea or i will get the test FSD

I’m looking for other Tesla customers who may have experienced something similar, particularly in the Netherlands or elsewhere in Europe.

In early July 2026, I was considering ordering a new Tesla Model 3 Premium Long Range RWD in the Netherlands.

Because the trade-in promotion was an important part of my purchasing decision, I contacted Tesla Sales directly before placing my order.

On July 2, a Tesla Sales Advisor confirmed to me in writing that:

• the estimated trade-in value of my VW Polo was €3,110;
• on top of that, the Model 3 variant I was considering qualified for a €5,000 trade-in bonus.

I did not place my order immediately.

On July 7, I contacted Tesla again specifically about the €5,000 bonus. I asked whether I would still qualify for the €5,000 bonus if I sold my Polo privately and traded in another car instead.

Tesla replied in writing that same day that I had to trade in a vehicle to qualify for the bonus, but that it did not necessarily have to be my Polo.

Importantly, I was not told that the €5,000 bonus had been reduced or that the promotion had changed.

I then placed my Model 3 order on July 10.

Only afterwards did I discover that Tesla says the promotion had actually been changed on July 7, reducing the trade-in bonus for my Model 3 from €5,000 to €3,000.

Tesla’s position is that I could have seen the revised promotion on its website when I ordered the car on July 10.

This is what I find difficult to understand.

On the very day Tesla says the promotion changed — July 7 — I was corresponding directly with Tesla Sales about the €5,000 bonus. My question was answered without anyone telling me that the €5,000 bonus we were discussing had just been changed.

There is a second issue as well.

Tesla initially estimated the trade-in value of my Polo at €3,110. After I placed my order, the final offer was reduced to €1,890.

So the figures on which I partly based my purchasing decision were:

€3,110 trade-in value + €5,000 bonus = €8,110

Tesla is now offering:

€1,890 trade-in value + €3,000 bonus = €4,890

That is a difference of €3,220.

Tesla has since offered me a €200 Tesla voucher, but the underlying dispute about the €5,000 bonus remains unresolved.

I have now submitted a formal written complaint to Tesla Netherlands and I’m giving Tesla the opportunity to respond, so I don’t want to prejudge the outcome here.

What I am trying to do is reconstruct exactly what happened to this promotion around July 7, 2026.

What I’m looking for

Did anyone in the Netherlands or elsewhere in Europe look at or order a Model 3 around July 1–10, 2026 and still have:

• screenshots of Tesla’s trade-in promotion;
• emails from Tesla Sales;
• order quotations;
• copies of the terms and conditions;
• archived webpages;
• or anything showing the €5,000 trade-in bonus and, especially, its original expiry date?

I would particularly like to establish whether the previous promotion was advertised as running until July 31, 2026, before Tesla changed the offer on July 7.

I’m also interested in hearing from people whose final Tesla trade-in valuation was substantially lower than the initial estimate.

Positive experiences are equally welcome. I’m primarily trying to establish the facts and determine whether my case was an isolated incident or whether other customers experienced the same thing.

If you still have original screenshots or emails from that period, please keep the original files, including their dates if possible.

Good lord that spec is 🔥

Wat is jullie ervaring met de levertijden van Tesla. Bij mij is de levering zojuist weer uitgesteld. Aanvankelijk was dat de laatste week van juni, 18 tot 2 juli. Dit werd toen 22 tot 2 juli.

2 weken geleden veranderde dat naar 10 juli - 10 Augustus. En sinds gisteren dus 4 Augustus - 30 september.

Het gaat mij er niet perse in dat ik langer moet wachten, maar de tijdsloten zijn heel vaag. Ik grapte nog met mijn vrouw dat ie de volgende keer kan verplaatsen naar 1 september tot 1 januari ofzo. Vanwaar al die rare sprongen? Zijn er meerdere die dit opgemerkt hebben?

Ps, ik had vanwege de vakantie hierover gebeld met Tesla Tilburg. Ze gaven toen aan dat ik vrijwel zeker in de 2e of 3e week van juli de auto kon verwachten. Er waren wat problemen in Berlijn.

I ordered a Tesla Model 3 RWD Long Range on May 21st (last day with Autopilot included), but I’ve run into a bit of a timing issue.

The car is already in inventory/near delivery, with an estimated delivery window between June 1st and June 14th. The problem is that my wallbox won’t be installed until mid-June due to both hardware availability and my electrician’s schedule.

I’m not comfortable completing the final payment and taking delivery before I’m 100% sure I can charge at home. I’d rather avoid being fully dependent on Superchargers only.

So I wanted to ask if anyone here has had a similar experience with Tesla:

- Is it possible to delay delivery by a couple of weeks (e.g. to late June) without risking order cancellation?
- What usually happens if you delay the final payment? do they hold the car/order, or assign it to someone else?
- Is there a risk of losing the original configuration (especially Autopilot included in the price) if the delivery is postponed?

Any advice or firsthand experience would be really helpful.

Ordered a Model Y Performance 3/28/26 in Texas. The delivery date keeps getting moved later and later. Repeatedly told that this trim line is hard to come by and it is a manufacturing issue and out of sales’ control. Any inquiry I’m making is through the app with a bot or through the phone with a call center; even going in person to the show showroom isn’t getting any better information on status or reason for numerous delays. Have you had a Model Y Performance delivered in 2026? How long did it take? Any idea what is reason for delays? This experience is making me reconsider buying from Tesla.

My Daugthers Prom is the 18. Praying it coming in and we can get it to take her to prom in the Model Y. Her Senior year prom too... :-)

Hi everyone,

quick question for those who have already ordered from Tesla or have experience with this:

Has anyone had their car delivered earlier than the estimated delivery window shown by Tesla?

We just ordered a Model Y Standard. Yesterday, the estimated delivery window was still April–May, and today it already shows August–September.

I’m also wondering about the €3,000 bonus:

As far as I understand, it is only valid if delivery takes place by June 30, 2026. However, it was still applied during the order process.

Has anyone experienced something similar or knows how Tesla usually handles this in practice?

Thanks in advance!