Late last week, Tesla’s Vice President of Business Development, Diarmuid O’Connell, revealed that Model 3 reservations are already approaching 400k, just two weeks after the launch, despite the fact that many of the later orders will not be delivered until 2020. (Note: The company has also announced plans to increase production by a further 10,000 units per month in 2018, and is aiming for 500,000 vehicles produced annually over the next five years. According to the data on the tracker, the options that appear most popular so far are, unsurprisingly; Supercharging and Autopilot.
Late last week, Tesla’s Vice President of Business Development, Diarmuid O’Connell, revealed that Model 3 reservations are already approaching 400k, just two weeks after the launch, despite the fact that many of the later orders will not be delivered until 2020. The company has also announced plans to increase production by a further 10,000 units per month in 2018, and is aiming for 500,000 vehicles produced annually over the next five years. According to the data on the tracker, the options that appear most popular so far are, unsurprisingly; Supercharging and Autopilot.