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I picked up my Copper Premier last night.
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Anymore US Delivery Updates?
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Aloha from the Valley Isle in Hawaii! Long time listener, first time caller. I have a Premier/FWD/Long range reserved, went to the dealer yesterday to test drive their demo. They said they’ve fulfilled two orders so far, the cars are just simply showing up at their door, they don’t have any known time frames for delivery.
They were pretty upset that Nissan told them they were not allowed to sell above MSRP, usually they add on $15K—yikes
They are hoping my car will be here in 2-4 weeks, but can’t confirm. They said the AWD was waaaaaayy out, unsure when they will even start deliveries.
FWIW.
I’ll keep you posted
They were pretty upset that Nissan told them they were not allowed to sell above MSRP, usually they add on $15K—yikes
They are hoping my car will be here in 2-4 weeks, but can’t confirm. They said the AWD was waaaaaayy out, unsure when they will even start deliveries.
FWIW.
I’ll keep you posted
The freakish high MSRP markup is because they have limited competition in that state. How many Nissan dealers are there in HI?
It is obvious that Nissan is struggling to fulfill the reservations made in markets around the world. The EV market is changing rapidly, and unless Nissan can respond they are going to be left behind. Here is the latest from Hyundai on the upcoming Ioniq6 they claim will be available in the spring. That remains to be seen, but Hyundai appears to be ahead of the game compared to Nissan in bringing new models to the EV market.
www.hyundaiusa.com
Meanwhile, many of us are still awaiting delivery on vehicles we made a deposit on in 2021.
2023 IONIQ 6 | Electric Sedan, Coming Soon | Hyundai USA
Introducing the 2023 IONIQ 6 electric sedan featuring coupe styling, ultra-fast charging, LED pixel lights & cutting-edge tech! Learn more at Hyundai USA.
www.hyundaiusa.com
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Hyundai/Kia, Honda, GM, VW, and others are also investing more in new production capacity, especially battery production and materials sourcing, than Nissan. (Or at least than what Nissan has announced publicly. They could have plans they've not announced yet.) They really need to look at their investment roadmap...
The Ariya is really a great car. If they could make this in the US, using US batteries and qualify for the full tax credit and make them in quantity, I think they'd sell quite a lot of them.
The Ariya is really a great car. If they could make this in the US, using US batteries and qualify for the full tax credit and make them in quantity, I think they'd sell quite a lot of them.
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I agree that NA battery sourcing/manufacturing of Ariya would likely be a boon to promote future sales in the US market for Nissan. However, you could also argue that Japanese mfg. quality of Ariyas produced today might be the greater value proposition.
What dealership in Jersey!! We are picking up our Ariya on Friday!!
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I got a call today to pick up my Evolve+ Folsom Ca. #13902 .(20 miles east of Sacramento) It will be ready Friday Jan 27th. Thankyou to all the people I have bounced off with information last 14 Months. Hopefully more good stories. Will use EVGO for 1st year . Charge at home(solar) occasionally. I plan on sitting my 2018 Toyota Tacoma as much as possible keeping under 3-5000 a year using as backup or truck stuff. My average daily run around being retired is under 25 miles daily. more on weekends. I have learned alot.I have NEVER waited 14 months for a car. Wish everyone the Best.
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I'm jelly. I don't understand why NJ just doesn't make it universally available to all residents, rather than having dealerships sign up for the program.
AWESOME! Don’tforget to ask for your VIN # so that you can register with EVGO BEFORE taking delivery of your Ariya! 💪
Keep your Tacoma for road trips. If you do sell, it’s very popular truck with great resale value. I’m keeping my Volvo XC90 which is worth nothing! 😂
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I was looking at Nissan America sales over the last two years and they took a big hit in 2022. Like 21% drop compared to 2021. So not looking for Nissan. With Tesla cutting their prices and the EV rebate in play they are taking market share. Just look at their 4th qtr results. You can say what you want about Musk and Tesla but they are disrupting the auto industry. They have the highest profit per vehicle and are made using 70% automation, it’s pretty impressive the things they are doing. I’m also amazed that people are even buying the Nissan Ariya. I guess it’s like a Volvo, there always someone that will buy one.It is obvious that Nissan is struggling to fulfill the reservations made in markets around the world. The EV market is changing rapidly, and unless Nissan can respond they are going to be left behind. Here is the latest from Hyundai on the upcoming Ioniq6 they claim will be available in the spring. That remains to be seen, but Hyundai appears to be ahead of the game compared to Nissan in bringing new models to the EV market.
Meanwhile, many of us are still awaiting delivery on vehicles we made a deposit on in 2021.2023 IONIQ 6 | Electric Sedan, Coming Soon | Hyundai USA
Introducing the 2023 IONIQ 6 electric sedan featuring coupe styling, ultra-fast charging, LED pixel lights & cutting-edge tech! Learn more at Hyundai USA.
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I actually had to bring up the rebate, so I’m not sure they would have given it to me had I not asked. First, they said that it had expired….not true.
Not sure, but I feel lucky with reservation 296XX and I got it on 12/30/22 and take a printout of the NJ state incentive, and got it. Otherwise, dealer did not disclose that there is an incentive for EVs
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