Tesla's estimated delivery times (for new orders), of all four electric car models available in the United States, leveled off at 1-2 months.

The manufacturer's website indicates that the new cars ordered today would be available in the June-July timeframe.

An interesting thing is that this estimation concerns all versions of all models, which means that Tesla does not have a multi-month order backlog of some of the versions anymore.

Several weeks of waiting appear to be a fine proposition from the consumer's point of view. Let's recall that the estimated order backlog in the US recently increased to almost 40,000 units.

In today's update, we will take a look at the Tesla estimated delivery times as of June 11, 2023, as it gives us an idea of not only how long customers have to wait, but also a hint at which models are in higher demand or potentially might be more profitable (higher demand of particular versions).

Gallery: 2022 Tesla Model 3

Tesla Model 3

Starting alphabetically, the Tesla Model 3 is now available in three versions - the entry-level RWD, the reintroduced Long Range AWD version, and top-of-the-line Performance. All might be delivered in the June-July period, according to the company's website. That's regardless of the options.

Gallery: 2021 Tesla Model S

Tesla Model S

In the case of the Tesla Model S, the situation remain stable as the estimated wait time for the car (both versions) is June-July, just like in the case of the Model 3.

Half a year ago, customers had to wait up to four months for the Model S Long Range AWD version, and up to two months for the Plaid version.

Tesla Model X

The Tesla Model X now also does not have a "premium" wait time, as the estimated delivery time is June-July for both versions (Long Range AWD and Plaid).

It means that the company unloaded its previous order backlog from 2021-2022 and now can maintain sales, while production surplus was redirected to global markets.

Tesla Model Y

Finally, we take a look at the Tesla Model Y, which is the most popular Tesla model. Also here, the estimated delivery time is June-July for all versions - the entry-level AWD (powered by 4680-type cells), Long Range AWD, and Performance.

Previously (in mid-February), the estimated wait time was 1-3 months (March-May).

It means that at the current price level, there is no long queue of customers (several months of waiting) and the manufacturer has to carefully control the relation between demand and supply.

Estimated delivery time (new orders) [June 11, 2023]:

Tesla Model 3:

  • RWD: Jun-July, 2023
  • Long Range AWD: Jun-July, 2023
  • Performance: Jun-July, 2023

Tesla Model S:

  • Long Range: Jun-July, 2023
  • Plaid: Jun-July, 2023

Tesla Model X:

  • Long Range: Jun-July, 2023
  • Plaid: Jun-July, 2023

Tesla Model Y:

  • AWD: Jun-July, 2023
    (Made-in-Texas, 4680-type battery cells, 279 miles of range)
  • Long Range AWD: Jun-July, 2023
  • Performance: Jun-July, 2023
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