Why?I think it is going to be really funny when the CT is built in Texas, but you cannot buy it in Texas (as it is currently with their other vehicles).
Just the irony of the situation...and I'm from Texas.Why?
Wait, did that change recently? I’ve been to the Tesla dealership in Austin. Honestly curious, as I don’t know the rules for Tesla in Texas. I’ve heard some of the fights that have involved Tesla’s manufacturer-direct sales model. Seems complicated. Texas is on my short list for places to move to escape this brutal cold winter every year. Some day…I think it is going to be really funny when the CT is built in Texas, but you cannot buy it in Texas (as it is currently with their other vehicles).
You did not visit a Tesla dealership in Austin, you visited a showroom where you can order online at their location.Wait, did that change recently? I’ve been to the Tesla dealership in Austin. Honestly curious, as I don’t know the rules for Tesla in Texas. I’ve heard some of the fights that have involved Tesla’s manufacturer-direct sales model. Seems complicated. Texas is on my short list for places to move to escape this brutal cold winter every year. Some day…
Huh, that’s messed up.You did not visit a Tesla dealership in Austin, you visited a showroom where you can order online at their location.
From the headlines and what several coworkers have told me (we have a lot of Teslas on campus), you cannot buy it directly in the state of Texas. It can be shipped to you in Texas, but then you have to register it yourself in the state. I was not directly involved in the purchase of the Model 3 that we have used for testing at the Institute, but I remember the buyer complaining of the difficulties in delivering it to my labs.