-
Want to remove ads? Register an account and login to see fewer ads, and become a Supporting Member to remove almost all ads.
-
Tesla's Supercharger Team was recently laid off. We discuss what this means for the company on today's TMC Podcast streaming live at 1PM PDT. You can watch on X or on YouTube where you can participate in the live chat.
[UK] 2024 Order to Delivery discussion
- Thread starter starharbour
- Start date
Just been sent this, looks like deliveries start on th 27th January. Be interesting to see if anyone gets theirs sooner...
www.autoexpress.co.uk
New 2024 Tesla Model 3 facelift to hit the UK on 27 January | Auto Express
Tesla’s revised Model 3 has more range than ever before
www.autoexpress.co.uk
Aligns with what my delivery advisor said. 27th first dateJust been sent this, looks like deliveries start on th 27th January. Be interesting to see if anyone gets theirs sooner...
New 2024 Tesla Model 3 facelift to hit the UK on 27 January | Auto Express
Tesla’s revised Model 3 has more range than ever before
My delivery is the 25th. Apparently the car gets to the NEC deliver centre on the 24th. Car was on Titus. Model Y tho, not a Highland.
Oxid8ter
Returning Member
I have been chatting to the DA at Tesla, as I was trying to jump the queue and get my M3H on 27th Jan... It seems all of the logistics are pre-determined and they know what cars are going to which hubs on which dates. Makes perfect sense when you think about the sheer number of cars that fit on a RORO ship.
Basically, as my M3H is not earmarked to be transported until 28th January, the earliest I can go to is the 29th January - I don't really want to take a day off work to get a new car (I have several times before) so have stuck with my original 3rd Feb collection date.
I just thought I'd share, as I found it interesting that the hubs have predefined arrival dates for each car - which is why when I was invited to book my collection, the earliest was 29th Jan.
Basically, as my M3H is not earmarked to be transported until 28th January, the earliest I can go to is the 29th January - I don't really want to take a day off work to get a new car (I have several times before) so have stuck with my original 3rd Feb collection date.
I just thought I'd share, as I found it interesting that the hubs have predefined arrival dates for each car - which is why when I was invited to book my collection, the earliest was 29th Jan.
Similar here. My original appointment was a home delivery on 29th Jan, but I'm away with work so asked to collect and they offered 27th AM. That's the earliest possible as the car gets to Bristol on the 26th.
All - just thought i'd start a new thread for those of us taking delivery of the M3H within the coming weeks. Opportunity to share delivery experiences, post pictures of our new wheels, ask questions and offer tips/advice.
I take delivery of mine on Saturday 27th at 10am so will be sure to post pictures and first impressions at some stage later that day. I encourage others to as well!
I take delivery of mine on Saturday 27th at 10am so will be sure to post pictures and first impressions at some stage later that day. I encourage others to as well!
I've got a LR, Black and Nova wheels and was wondering if I'd picked a niche option. Don't envy your wait!
I ordered through Arval and today the Tesla App had 2-17th estimate with a VIN and Registration allocated.
Now it's marked as delivery scheduled with no date (and no SMS messages either)
Arval's website/tracking has been broken every step of the way (and still is).
So, finally got a delivery date. I'm in the Cotswolds so apparently that set my hub to be Birmingham. I'm getting home deliver on the 7th of Feb. I responded asking if I could collect the weekend before and the Tesla guy/gal responded that wasnt possible as the car arrives at NEC the day before the home delivery. Therefore I'll stick with the 7th.
Oxid8ter
Returning Member
I'll be collecting my 2024 M3H LR in Ultra Red with 19" Nova Wheels at 10am on 3rd Feb from the NEC in Birmingham, and then having a baptism of fire driving it 2.5 hours home.
Last edited by a moderator:
nice way to get to know the car that... I picked up my last car in Aberdeen and drove it to London, that was quite the drive!
Oxid8ter
Returning Member
Yeah, I had similar with my last M3 too. Had to drive it from Leicester back home - about 2 hours I think that was.
It is swings and roundabouts though, if I could get it locally it would be more convenient, but getting it from further afield gives you a chance to get to know the car,
Oxid8ter
Returning Member
if true i think that's really poor of Tesla... the cars are prepped for the customer the day before pickup, SURELY it would make common sense to wack it onto a charger that they have on site so that the customer picks up with 100%?!
Similar threads
