Tesla Delivery ETAs, Lease Deals, and EV Updates: September Insights

Tesla Delivery ETAs, Lease Deals, and EV Updates: September Insights

Hey everyone, Dennis here from DennisCW! If you're a Tesla enthusiast or on the fence about ordering one, this post is packed with the latest updates from my recent video. We're diving into delivery ETAs, lease breakdowns, tax credit concerns, and more. Let's get into it!

Tesla's Latest ETA Updates and Delivery Warnings

Tesla has been sending out messages to pending order holders about updated delivery ETAs. If you haven't placed a deposit yet, this could be crucial. Many are seeing dates as late as September 26-30, which is cutting it close to the end of the month—especially with the $7,500 federal tax credit potentially expiring if deliveries slip into October.

My advice? Stay flexible. Tesla might introduce binding contracts or extensions to secure that credit, similar to what Lucid or Rivian could do. Some orders are already pushing to October, so keep an eye on your app. If you're in California, inventory is low, but markets like Texas and North Carolina have plenty of Model Ys in stock. Tesla could shift vehicles to meet demand—fingers crossed for quick transports!

Pro tip: Switching colors (like from Quicksilver to Stealth Gray) might speed up your delivery, as seen in some community reports.

Last Chance for Lower Lease Payments

You've got just 2 days left (until September 21st) to lock in those sweet lower monthly payments: $399 for Model Y and $299 for Model 3. Don't forget—to secure it, place your deposit and submit a credit application. Use a referral code (link in my video description) for up to $250 off!

I broke down a real Model Y Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive lease from a friend: MSRP $47,130, monthly at $471 (with taxes), $5,442 due at signing, 12,000 miles/year. Key detail: The money factor is 0.003290, equating to about 7.89% interest. Leases are great for low payments or if you don't qualify for the tax credit—plus, anyone can use the $7,500 loophole here.

Insurance Tracker and Community Shoutouts

Shoutout to everyone contributing to our Tesla Insurance Tracker Google Doc! We're seeing rates as low as $92/month. Add your data to help the community—it's a goldmine for comparing Geico, State Farm, and more. Average? Around $200/month now, up from $150.

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Tax Credit Drama: Binding Contracts and Used EV Incentives

If deliveries hit October, will Tesla offer binding contracts to preserve the $7,500 credit? We're watching closely. For Model 3 Performance orders, check inventory for demos—some have $2,200 discounts, but review damage disclosures carefully.

On the used side, the $4,000 EV tax credit system is glitchy, showing "pending review" for dealers. This could delay point-of-sale rebates, so buyers might need to file via taxes. PSA: Dealers may hesitate, so shop smart!

New Lux Package and Other Tesla Perks

Tesla's offering a $2,000 Lux Package upgrade for recent Model S/X owners, including free Supercharging, premium connectivity, and more. Worth it? Absolutely—Supercharging alone pays off quick. Would you add this to a Model 3 or Y?

Also, insane deal alert: A used 2020 Model 3 lease for $25/month with free Supercharging, FSD trial, and premium connectivity. Check Tesla's pre-owned leasing section (available in select states like CA, TX).

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Quick Hits: iPhone Tips, Lucid Gravity, and More

iPhone launch day? Check Apple stores every morning for stock—availability refreshes daily.

Lucid Gravity SUVs are now in inventory, starting at hefty payments (~$1,200/month). Demand seems soft; we might see better deals soon.

For non-Tesla leases, hit up my broker friend Richard at Rigo Motors for deals like a BMW i4 under $400/month (mention the Dennis deal).

Wrapping Up

September's a wild month for Tesla buyers—act fast on leases, monitor deliveries, and protect your deals. What are your thoughts? Drop a comment below, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and use those referral links. See you in the next one!

Disclaimer: All info based on current reports; check Tesla's site for official updates.