Continuing its impact around the world raw material supply problems and the chip crisisAs a result, the requirements could not be met in many sectors. Of these sectors, the automotive sector felt the situation most concretely. So much so that even BMW had to release some of its models without any major features.

On the other hand, the leader of the electric car market, Tesla also had a huge price increase due to raw material, supply and all other factors. While Tesla shows how high the demand is with record-breaking sales every year despite all the crises, the current Elon Musk an important statement came.

Tesla may stop taking orders for a while

Elon Musk said in an interview with the Financial Times that Tesla may stop taking orders for a while. to vehicles can’t keep up with the big question Elon Musk stated this as follows:

“Demand exceeds production unbelievably. In fact, we probably won’t be taking any more orders after a certain amount of time, as some timings (delivery time) are already a year away.”

While Elon Musk indicates they plan to stop taking orders due to extended delivery dates, What models will it cover? Tesla is currently setting a delivery date for the Model X Plaid from August to September 2022, while the longest delivery date appears to be for the twin-engine Model X variant. The delivery date for this variant is January – April 2023.

Elon Musk’s interview with the Financial Times (in English)