Canaccord Genuity Managing Director Jed Dorshetmer and Miller Tabak Chief Market Strategist Matt Maley discuss their outlook for Tesla. <\/p>\n
Tesla, billionaire Elon Musk'spurveyor ofelectric cars, is urging Model Y buyers to change their order preferences if they want to jump behind the wheel of the all-electric SUV more quickly.<\/p>\n
Drivers who ordered the Model Y Performance or the Model Y Long Range AWD with a seven-seat interior can get the vehicle by March if they downsize to a standard five-seat interior, the digital outlet Electrek reported.<\/p>\n
The change will also remove the $3,000 interior upgrade charge from their bills, the automaker wrote in an e-mail to buyers obtained by Electrek. Tesla has also confirmed March delivery for customers who chose the standard interior.<\/p>\n
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The notificationssuggest current output of the five-seatconfiguration is outpacing demand, since the seven-seater isn't scheduled for production until next year, the outlet reported. Palo Alto, California-based Tesla has struggled with production issues in the past, though Musk says enhanced techniques now help it to deliver cars more efficiently.<\/p>\n
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The carmaker unveiled the all-electric Model Y in March 2019, hoping to tap the most popular segment of the auto market.Before its debut, Musk compared the model's specifications to the company's lower-cost sedan, the Model 3.<\/p>\n
The Model Y Performance starts at $55,000 while the long-range model starts at $47,000. Its competitors include the all-new EQC from Mercedes-Benz and theI-Pace from Jaguar, according to the research firm LMC Automotive.<\/p>\n
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The Associated Press contributed to this report.<\/p>\n
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