Tesla Model 3 - V3.0

I'm really starting to think that the current EDDs are going to be met.

Maybe Tesla only doing two delivery windows this year?

There were were around 250 cars delivered in may/June last year only handful this year.

Sept last year had a few and also Dec.

So maybe a big sept if they catch up on what they missed manufacturing in the last months.

Do the build any model Y's for Europe in China maybe plant in Germany ramping up is freeing up capacity? Only speculation of course.

This is certainly true for a person purchasing an EV. However, my instinct is that PCP complicates matters as the nature of the agreement is that ownership is not passed to the individual until the end of the term and only then if they select to make the balloon payment. That is an option as opposed to a certainty and I suspect this is giving rise to some difficulties with the grant.

In the case or a direct purchase the dealer just looks after the admin side of the grant on behalf of the owner/beneficiary but with PCP the customer is NOT the owner.

Situation with SEAI grant is very precarious as it is dependent on Government policy which can change at any budget. At the moment it is only some Model 3 that still qualify for these grants and an increase in price or change on government policy (were it to happen) will impact prices of both new and second hand values.

Interesting and puzzling. In support of this view it is telling that Tesla Ireland have not increased prices unlike the June increases US, Australia and the UK. In March Ireland did follow all the other markets with price increases ..but not this time. Leads me to think that they may be concerned about uncertainty around EV grants/thresholds and they are doing everything to get cars delivered to avail of this sweet spot. Otherwise the EDD's don't make any sense given backlog with European orders from a loss of 60,000 units of production in April and what dates are indicated on their website (2023 delivery).

All very strange

This quote is way better than mine and from looking at the numbers they have taken the 5k off the whole amount. The final payment is around 5k less than mine but 8 euro more a month more.

is it someone in particular you were dealing with or a generic email address?

I got a higher quote than this as well, something seems off with the quotes being given out. Mine is a black rwd with Aero wheels

Only thing different is the mileage but dunno does that make a difference. Was expecting the quote to be in the 500 quid a month range, I think it’s a bit much paying the guts of 700 a month for a car especially with the big balloon payment at the end. I got a quote for 4 years as well and it was only a tenner less I think, obviously with a lower payment in the end then

Ah I didn’t realise the kms increased the monthly repayments, I will try again with 15000km and see what quote I get. Thanks for that!

I got an est. Delivery 15. August - 15.September, like many others here. When do you guys recommend applying for the SEAI charger grant and having it installed? I think the majority of work is done, as I know the previous owner had an EV and I have this box outside which I think is part of the charging system (holes)

Apply for the grant now, you will receive approval in a few days, you then have 6 months to have the charger installed and apply for the refund (but you need the car for this), however I believe they are allowing a grace period to deal with the increasing delays from order of cars to delivery.

If a grant was previously applied for and approved from that address (and it looks like it was), you will not be eligible for the charger grant. as its a 1 time deal per MPRN.

From the pic I doubt if there is any wiring left....

I have the same EDD. I have just applied for the SEAI home charging grant now.

"Thank you for your electric vehicle home charger grant application.

Your application will be processed and if you qualify, you will receive a letter of offer within seven working days. Please see the terms and conditions for further details.

PLEASE DO NOT PURCHASE MATERIALS OR COMMENCE ANY WORKS UNTIL YOU RECEIVE YOUR LETTER OF OFFER.

If you have any queries email us at EVChargers@seai.ie or call us on 01-8082100

Kind regards,

Electric Vehicle Charger Team"

Tried the above email and got this:

"Thank you for your message. As we move towards new communication methods, this inbox is no longer monitored. You can find many answers to common queries on our website, take a look at the Support pages or browse through the Delivery FAQ’s."