, it seems Tesla may no longer even prioritize getting cars out in a ridiculous hurry at the end of the quarter if they're already in transit and will be delivered shortly thereafter.
There are various incentives for electric cars in areas across the globe, and it seems they are everchanging. The problem with the changes can mean that someone ordering a car may become eligible for a different incentive by the time they take delivery. The incentive could be better, but there's also a chance the boost they were counting on could disappear entirely.
As you can see from the tweet below, it seems Tesla reservation holders in Germany have been sharing screenshots of the brand's messaging. The publisher of the tweet below made an attempt to provide a translation of the message.“Due to high demand for deliveries this year, if your Model 3 or Model Y delivery is not in 2022 and you meet the conditions to qualify for this offset, we will cover the difference to the Green Bonus in 2022*.
It appears as though this message clarifies that Tesla will actually pay the full manufacturer's share of the environmental bonus. That said, there has been some back and forth, and it's not abundantly clear. However, it does seem clear that Tesla is planning to pay the difference between 2022 and 2023 incentives, which would help alleviate reservation holders' concerns about potentially having to pay more than they budgeted for.