After Tesla started taking Model X and S Plaid orders in Europe, the automaker is officially set to begin delivering to its first customers next month — on track from the automaker’s estimates made in August.
Tesla buyers in Europe are receiving calls about their upcoming Model S and X Plaid deliveries by the end of the year, according to customers on the TFF Forum this week (via Tesla Mag).
The automaker announced plans to deliver Model S and Model X Plaid units to European buyers in November. Tesla also kicked off the announcement by raising prices by roughly 11,000 euros for the Model S Plaid and 30,000 for the Model X Plaid.
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The units are set to take the place of the Model S and X Long Range versions, offering three motors instead of two.
The Model S and X Plaid units were also spotted at Tesla’s Fremont, California plant in the U.S., and YouTube channel Met God in Wilderness noted that they appeared to be the European builds — if nothing else, but from the front license plate holders which were clearly not designed for the U.S. market.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8Om1R75kHY
Shipping to Europe from the Tesla factory in Fremont in the U.S. will take roughly four weeks, according to Tesla Mag.
