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My 12/23/2014 p85d is a 2014 Because it was made in 2014. The same car made on 12/31/14 is a 14 also and guess what happens on 1/1/2015 magically they are 2015 cars I can’t even believe there’s a discussion about this guys it’s been the same thing for years.That is all true. And that last bit is relatively recent, they didn’t do that prior to 2019. For example, my P85D was built in December 2014 and was a 2014 model year.
The main bit that’s different from other auto manufacturers is that Tesla doesn‘t wait for model years to make hardware changes, even major ones. Case in point, a 2021 Model S built in late 2020 or early 2021 is a very different car than a 2021 Model S built in June 2021.
Tesla could’ve given the refresh models built in the last month a 2022 model year, but chose not to. Other manufacturers would’ve definitely done that.
Thanks for telling us how things used to be. If we were having this discussion back in 2014, it would be relevant.My 12/23/2014 p85d is a 2014 Because it was made in 2014. The same car made on 12/31/14 is a 14 also and guess what happens on 1/1/2015 magically they are 2015 cars I can’t even believe there’s a discussion about this guys it’s been the same thing for years.
Omfg the year that’s printed on the door is the cars year period. They never changed this. Zero Tesla’s say 2022 on the doors.Thanks for telling us how things used to be. If we were having this discussion back in 2014, it would be relevant.
However, for at least a couple years now, Tesla cars produced and delivered in Q4 have been the next model year (i.e. cars produced and delivered in Q4 2020 were "2021" model years).
I can't tell if you're being deliberately obtuse or not.Omfg the year that’s printed on the door is the cars year period.
Certainly are. A friend of mine bought a Model 3 in late 2020. His VIN shows it to be a 2021 model (M character in the 10th position).Lol are there ANY other examples. No.
Omfg the year that’s printed on the door is the cars year period. They never changed this. Zero Tesla’s say 2022 on the doors.
ANY other examples excluding the approximately 280,000 cars Tesla produced in Q4 2019 and Q4 2020?Lol are there ANY other examples. No.
My Model X I picked up on 12/22/19 X is a 2020 year model. Lots and Lots of manufacturers make "year" changes before the actual year.My 12/23/2014 p85d is a 2014 Because it was made in 2014. The same car made on 12/31/14 is a 14 also and guess what happens on 1/1/2015 magically they are 2015 cars I can’t even believe there’s a discussion about this guys it’s been the same thing for years.
You need to use terms like Omfg like Evee or it isn't true.Certainly are. A friend of mine bought a Model 3 in late 2020. His VIN shows it to be a 2021 model (M character in the 10th position).
Yes my Model X purchased in Dec 2019 was a 2020 Model Year.Lol are there ANY other examples. No.
It will be interesting to see if Tesla changes the model year code as we get into later months of this year.
I'm leaning in that direction myself.If Tesla sticks with what they did in 2019 and 2020, cars built in Q4 2021 will be labeled as 2022 models.
Not true. I got a 2020 model 3 in December of 2019.Omfg the year that’s printed on the door is the cars year period. They never changed this. Zero Tesla’s say 2022 on the doors.
Also completely false.So seems with MS it’s literally the year it’s produced in.