The Tesla Model Y is expected to be delivered for the first time to UK users in February, as order holders have received emails prompting them to complete pre-delivery preparations with an indication of the estimated delivery time.
Last October, Tesla opened an order page for the Model Y in the UK. Since then, customers have been waiting for their vehicles to arrive, and while previous order information showed that the first deliveries were expected to be delivered in early 2022, a specific date has yet to be provided. A few days ago, Tesla also sent an email inviting customers to test drive the Model Y, which also hinted that the first deliveries of the car will begin soon. According to today's report, the first deliveries happen to take place in February 2022.
The reason why it will be delivered in February, according to our speculations, is that the Model Y will still be shipped from the Shanghai factory before Tesla starts producing cars at the Berlin factory, which requires a longer delivery time, after all, the time for the transport ship to ship goods from China to the UK is 36 to 45 days, and if the cars delivered to the UK are produced in December, then this does mean that the first vehicles of UK users can arrive as early as early February.