After strong demand in the U.S. market for the long battery life Model Y and 12 orders have been placed, Tesla’s standard battery life upgraded Model 3 is also in strong demand in the U.S. market. It has been sold out this year.
Pre-order it now and deliver it next year. According to Tesla’s official website in the United States, it is now pre-ordering the upgraded version of Model 3 with standard battery life, and the estimated delivery time is January next year.
Pre-orders are expected to be delivered in January next year, which means that this year’s standard battery life upgraded Model 3 in the US market has been sold out. In addition to users who have previously booked, it is difficult for new users to receive their pre-ordered Model 3 this year.
Although Tesla has a tradition of increasing production and delivery volume in the second half of each quarter and then improving performance, there is a possibility that the delivery time of the upgraded Model 3 with standard battery life may be advanced, but considering how much Tesla has Each electric vehicle has multiple versions for consumers to choose from. Therefore, even if the output is greatly increased, the output of the standard endurance upgraded Model 3, the lowest price version, is unlikely to increase sharply, and the delivery time is significantly ahead of schedule. The possibility is not very high.
Of course, if American consumers do not want to wait for a long time for the upgraded version of Model 3, they can also choose other versions of Model 3, but the price will be higher. U.S. consumers are now pre-ordering the dual-motor all-wheel-drive long-endurance version of the Model 3, which is expected to be delivered in November, and the Performance version is expected to be delivered in 4-7 weeks.
In the domestic market, there are two versions of Model 3 currently on sale, the rear-wheel-drive standard endurance upgrade version and the dual-motor all-wheel-drive Performance high-performance version. Book now and the estimated delivery time is 4-6 weeks. Obviously Faster than the US market.
