I waited 2 years for my M3! Ordered my M3 before the unveiling on 3/31/2016. Took Delivery March 28, 2018. Worth the wait. Been an outstanding car - both around town and long distance drives (1000 mile + trips). Look forward to getting my Cybertruck...just tough to wait 8-12 months for a...
Update on my delivery windows - RN1271871XX
Ordered 2/25: Delivery Window at time of order placement: Sept/Oct. Order terms accepted electronically by Tesla at 10:17am PST.
- Post Order: "2027"
- 3 Weeks ago: Dec 14 - Feb 22
- Last week: Back to 2027
- Latest (today): Oct 9 - Dec 4...
Here's my Confirmed Order - Ordered on 2/25 at 10am PST. Confirmation email arrived at 10:17 am that same day. RN is 127187XXX. Note I deleted my address and contact info. Also, I already own 2 Teslas - M3 and MY plus 2 Tesla Powerwalls.....doesnt seem to matter.
Thanks. Downloaded the app. No change from Tesla AI Assist delivery window estimate - appears it pulls the data directly from Tesla AI Assist. The community project is interesting but seems very suspicious/lacking credibility for DM AWD CT.
Where do you all get your Tesla delivery window information? I've only been using the Tesla AI Assist app. I provide it my RN and it spews back an estimated delivery window. Is there another better Tesla Delivery App or source?
Reviewing the tracker, I'm finding it humbling that everyone who ordered days after me has an earlier delivery date. Appears those who ordered on 2/28 vs my date of 2/25 are getting delivery windows 2-4 months earlier than what Tesla Assist is suggesting for my delivery window. In fact, it...
Check yesterday on delivery window:
RN 127187XXX
- Placed 10am on 2/25
- Original Window: Sept/Oct. Became "2027" shortly after
- Mid-May: Added Terrestrial Armor Package (I will be using it offroad)
Last night:
- Estimated Delivery Window: Dec 14, 2026 - Feb 22, 2027.
Guess this means...
Per Tesla - truly neglible
Terrestrial Armor Package
Includes an underbody battery shield and enhanced rock sliders for greater protection from rocks and debris when off-roading. The underbody battery shield is constructed from aluminum. The rock sliders are constructed from coated steel...
I went to my Tesla account online and was able to easily access the edit feature. A few months back I added the Terrestrial Armor Package and FSD subscription and was assured by the local Service Center it would have no impact on my delivery date - originally Sept/Oct when I placed the order...
My guess is the CT business case requires 100,000 CT's sales per year to generate enough cash flow to keep the truck line operational and interesting to Tesla (Musk). Three ways to get there - get the pricing right, introduce a CT-based SUV, and expand sales outside of US/CAN (I know, they...
I had a '81 VW Diesel pickup back in college - that count? Otherwise, we've had 4x4 Legit SUVs over the years. CT will be the our first truck. Will be used for towing car trailers and overlanding.
My guess nothing really has changed, right? Originally had a Sept/Oct delivery date when I ordered - Feb 25th, and as of earlier this week, the dreaded "2027" date, or is this indicative of an earlier delivery?
I went to the Tesla app and it asked me to complete the Delivery Tasks. I got through the first two (basically ID) and options. Got to Step 3 (Trad in) and said to check back later when a VIN has been assigned. Not sure what all this means...?
I added the Terrestrial Armor Package to my order. I didn't have a referral discount, but my Sale Incentive of $1K off was maintained when I changed the order.
On another posted, a commenter mentioned that the new DM AWD (SAWD) CT does not appear to come with the offroad package.
For reference, the Off-road package consists of front/rear lockers and a variety of trail modes:
cybertruck_offroad_guide.pdf
I'm big into overlanding and off-roading...
No offroad mode would be a major disappointment and probably a deal breaker for me. Not sure I'm willing to pop $20K more for the offroad features either. Nowhere does Tesla state lockers and off road mode are not included in the DM AWD CT.
In fact, the Tesla website explicitly states Off...
NO Off Road Modes?? Does that mean no front/rear lockers??
I don't see how air suspension is required the following offroad modes:
- Overland Mode: Tailored for low-speed technical driving.
- Terrain specific modes: Sand, Gravel, Rock. Even my Daughter's Jeep Renegade has this.
- Braking...