Tesla once again accepting orders for the Long Range versions of the Model S and Model X in Europe. This news comes after the company delivered the first Model S and Model X Plaid vehicles to customers in Europe in December, which was met with great excitement.
However, at that time, only the Plaid versions were available for order, leaving many consumers eagerly waiting for the chance to purchase the Long Range versions. European consumers from various countries have now reported that they are able to place orders for the Long Range Model S and Model X, bringing joy to thousands of potential buyers.
BREAKING: @Tesla Model S & X Long Range variants are now available for purchase in Europe/Denmark 🤩🇩🇰🔋⚡️
• Model S LR – 1.275.696 DKK (180.403 USD) 💰
• Model X LR – 1.355.696 DKK (191.742 USD) 💰 pic.twitter.com/0rT5wH8j2t
Tesla has reopened orders for the Long Range versions of the Model S and Model X in Europe, and customers can expect estimated delivery dates between January and March of this year. Additionally, customers can now choose between a regular steering wheel or a yoke steering wheel when placing their orders.
These options are available in all markets where Tesla cars are sold. It is worth noting that at the moment, the Model S and Model X are only produced at the Fremont factory, so production is limited. However, there have been rumors that Giga Berlin may be preparing a production or assembly line for the Model S.
In the past, Tesla had an assembly facility for the Model S and Model X in the Netherlands, but it was closed as the company switched to producing updated versions and only began delivering to Europe two years later. It is possible that Giga Berlin could install an assembly line for the Model S, given that the motors for it are already being made in Germany. It is likely that more information on this matter will become available in the coming months. Prices for the Long Range variants vary by country.
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