NACS Adapters now shipping…s00nish!

[Riviot]

That's interesting...I'm picking up my R1S later today from getting serviced at a SC, and I've been wondering if...maybe, just maybe - SCs might have a supply that they're handing out to people who who are picking up their R1's from being serviced.

Genuine Chemistry all over again... @A2ZEV be like

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[VSG]

Hopefully this first batch is a test for all the processing aspects and not an indication of how many they can handle at a time....or this is going to be a super slow rollout...

The adapters are supply constrained - Tesla isn't making enough of them fast enough. We've known for the past year that it was going to take a long time for Tesla to make and ship 1 million adapters to all the manufacturers who were promised access to the supercharger network.

 

[djsider2]

The adapters are supply constrained - Tesla isn't making enough of them fast enough. We've known for the past year that it was going to take a long time for Tesla to make and ship 1 million adapters to all the manufacturers who were promised access to the supercharger network.

Is there really 1M Non Teslas out there?

 

[emoore]

Is there really 1M Non Teslas out there?

Yep there is. And increasing rapidly every day.

 

[R1Tom]

The adapters are supply constrained - Tesla isn't making enough of them fast enough. We've known for the past year that it was going to take a long time for Tesla to make and ship 1 million adapters to all the manufacturers who were promised access to the supercharger network.

Sure seems like it....between Ford and Rivian what are they at....about 2-3k? If the number is 1 million that means about 6 years or more to get there. Hopefully there is a ramp up from what we have seen.

 

[djsider2]

Yep there is. And increasing rapidly every day.

Source? That would be good, but I’m still doubting there’s 1M non Tesla CCS compatible cars.

 

[emoore]

Source? That would be good, but I’m still doubting there’s 1M non Tesla CCS compatible cars.

https://explodingtopics.com/blog/electric-vehicles-stats

2.4M total EVs. 56% are Teslas, that leaves ~1M non-Teslas.

 

[VSG]

I’m still doubting there’s 1M non Tesla CCS compatible cars.

I mean, you can use Google right?

 

[godfodder0901]

I am in the 3xxx's and sort of figured first wave.....nope.....

I am not complaining and will take it whenever I get it, but I was definitely hoping for larger batches.

For another point of reference, I'm in the LOW 1000's, delivered in early March 2022 and I am not in the first wave.

 

[harkco]

For another point of reference, I'm in the LOW 1000's, delivered in early March 2022 and I am not in the first wave.

Same here. I have a low 3K VIN and delivered in March 2022 and still nothing.

 

[djsider2]

https://explodingtopics.com/blog/electric-vehicles-stats

2.4M total EVs. 56% are Teslas, that leaves ~1M non-Teslas.

Nice. Looks like 2023 had almost 400k of those non Tesla numbers.

 

[djsider2]

I mean, you can use Google right?

I can also use this forum to have a debate and make a quick comment. It also allows me to get the same exact source this other poster is using, as opposed to stumbling on sites that may or may not be credible.

Is it really that wrong to ask a quick question? Do you feel better pointing this out?

I was also only off by 1-3 quarters of sales in my head. Based on the linked article, which we can all have a common conversation about, the EOY is 1.056 million non-tesla EVs. Feel free to bring in other sources if you want to contribute to the conversation on this forum instead of having everyone take it to google.

 

[TheIglu]

I'm in the 68xx VIN, but delivery in June 2022. So I was an early delivery, but higher VIN. Hoping they go by delivery date.

 

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