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Tesla is gearing up for its first Model Y deliveries in the United States, set to take place in March 2020. The company has started calling and texting even more Model Y customers, saying the following:
Congratulations! Your Model Y is ready for delivery in March 2020.
To take delivery as soon as possible, log into tesla.com/teslaaccount and complete any remaining steps such as financing or trade-in. Please reply to this text with any questions and a Tesla Advisor will follow up.
Welcome to the Tesla family.
These notifications are not just for Model Y AWD Performance configurations, as Model Y AWD Long Range models with 20-inch Induction wheels, Midnight Silver Metallic paint and standard Autopilot received these notifications.
Tesla is set to deliver Model Y to its first customers from March 15-30, 2020.
As for Canadians, their Tesla Model Y orders are in the ‘Prepare for delivery’ stage and are set for “mid-2020” deliveries.
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