Summary
- Tesla China has reduced the estimated delivery time for the reengineered Model 3
- The new estimated wait time is now 1-3 weeks for the Model 3 variants
- The Model Y crossover also has a 1-3 week wait time in China
- Tesla China produces the Model 3 and Model Y at Gigafactory Shanghai
- The starting prices for the Model 3 and Model Y in China are listed with their respective variants
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Tesla China has reduced the wait time for the reengineered Model 3, with the estimated delivery date now listed at 1-3 weeks for the different variants of the electric sedan. This new timeline represents an improvement from the previous 2-4 week wait time for the Model 3 in China, making it more competitive with the shorter wait times for the Model Y crossover. Both vehicles are produced at Gigafactory Shanghai in China, and adjustments have been made to the estimated delivery timeframes over the year.
The Model Y crossover, which is also produced in China, is currently offered in its original iteration and has a wait time of 1-3 weeks for all its variants. Tesla China has updated the estimated delivery date for the Model Y from 1-6 weeks to 1-3 weeks in early July, reflecting the high demand and sales volume for the Model Y in the region. There are rumors of a new “Juniper” update for the Model Y next year, which could potentially lead to longer wait times for customers in China.
The pricing for the Tesla Model 3 in China starts at RMB 231,900 ($32,000) for the base RWD variant, RMB 271,900 ($37,500) for the Long Range Dual Motor AWD version, and RMB 335,900 ($46,390) for the Model 3 Performance. On the other hand, the Model Y has a starting price of RMB 249,900 ($34,500) for the RWD variant, RMB 290,900 ($40,180) for the AWD version, and RMB 354,900 ($49,000) for the Model Y Performance. These price points reflect the premium nature of Tesla’s vehicles in the Chinese market.
Tesla China has been proactive in adjusting the estimated delivery timeframes for both the Model 3 and Model Y in response to customer demand and production capacity. The company’s ability to streamline the delivery process and reduce wait times for customers demonstrates its commitment to providing a positive ownership experience. With the updated estimated delivery date of 1-3 weeks for both the Model 3 and Model Y in China, Tesla is positioned to meet increasing demand for its electric vehicles in the region.
Customers in China seeking to purchase a Tesla vehicle can now expect a shorter wait time for delivery, with both the Model 3 and Model Y variants listed with an estimated delivery date of 1-3 weeks. As Tesla continues to expand its production capacity and streamline its delivery processes, the company is able to provide a more efficient and satisfying purchasing experience for customers in the Chinese market. With the high demand for Tesla vehicles in China, the reduced wait times reflect the successful integration of Tesla’s production and delivery operations in the region.
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