The Tesla Model 3 Highland is rolling out all over Europe, with new car deliveries going into full swing today. The car is already in at least a few showrooms in Belgium, the Netherlands, and on Saturday it also appeared in northern Germany and even in Vienna (Austria). The port of Zeebrugge (Belgium) is receiving Tesla Model Ys from Giga Berlin, which are sailing out into the world, while thousands more Model 3 Highland are waiting to be loaded at a terminal in Shanghai (China).
Tesla Model 3 Highland becoming more widely available in Europe
The new Model 3 Highland has been spotted in or under showrooms in Bruges, Hasselt and Drogebos (Belgium; source, source), in the Netherlands, on the motorway in France (source), in Germany (source; source), in Vienna (Austria, source). In Germany the first car has even already been picked up and has registration plates, its photo on the X comes from some street in Bielefeld (source; (c) Berlinergy).
1st Refreshed Model 3 (Highland) delivered in Europe🇪🇺 (Bielefeld, Germany)
Looks damn good 😎source: D0Dave on TFF via @Berlinergy pic.twitter.com/998mhlJdJw
— Morten Grove – Captain of all Tesla-Ships 🚢 (@mortenlund89) October 21, 2023
The Asian Captain, which is expected to supply the southern part of Europe, mainly the Mediterranean, with cars, has arrived in the port of Koper (Slovenia). Previously, the Tesla Model 3 Highland had its presentation in Israel (the first show in the Middle East) and in Dubai (United Arab Emirates, source). Thousands more cars are waiting to be loaded onto ships at the Nangang terminal in Shanghai (China), but it is unclear whether the cars will arrive on our continent or somewhere closer (source).
1000s more refreshed Model 3 (Highland) waiting to be shipped at Shanghai’s Nangang Terminal – as shown in new @bentv_sh flyover video.
Link in description. pic.twitter.com/6i8TYbZ3Jx— Morten Grove – Captain of all Tesla-Ships 🚢 (@mortenlund89) October 22, 2023
Traffic does not stop in the other direction either. On Sunday, a shipment of Tesla Model Y from Giga Berlin (source) arrived at the port of Bruges. These will go to customers around the world, probably primarily in Taiwan, as Made in China vehicles are not being particularly welcomed there. For about two quarters, Model Ys from Giga Shanghai were also flowing to Canada, but now, after subsidies under the 2022 IRA, residents of the American continent will only have locally made cars available.
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