Tesla Model Y sold out in the U.S. in the first quarter, deliveries will stop until April
If you are planning to buy a Tesla Model Y, we have some disappointing news for you. Tesla has sold out the Model Y for the quarter in the United States with no more production builds until April, even though we are just halfway through the quarter.
With the significant price drops and the new $7,500 federal tax credit for electric vehicles, Tesla has seen a surge of orders in the United States.
Details: Sources familiar with the matter told Electrek that Tesla has completely run out of production build slots for the quarter for Model Y, which is now Tesla’s highest-volume model. However, it will still have some specific configurations in inventory available in some markets.
Additional Info: Elon Musk's company has updated its estimated timeline on the Model Y to “Est. Delivery: Apr – Jun 2023,” which is after having increased the price of the base Model Y back up $1,500 after reducing it by $13,000 early last month.
