Musk responded to Tesla's removal of Model 3 from the North American market: the list to be delivered is too long and production capacity will be restored after climbing.

CTOnews.com8, March 13 (Xinhua) demand for electric vehicles in the United States has soared in recent months as electric vehicle technology becomes more mature and more users begin to order electric vehicles, coupled with rising gasoline prices and new U.S. laws that have begun to limit subsidies for electric vehicles.

Although Tesla has raised the price of his electric vehicles many times recently, the whole market is still in short supply, and Tesla has more and more orders to be delivered. In March this year, Tesla's US official website showed that the delivery time of a number of electric vehicles had been scheduled for 2023.

Elon Musk, chief executive of Tesla, said in May that Tesla might stop accepting orders for certain models as orders backlog and delivery times get longer. Today, Tesla officially decided not to accept subscriptions from North American and Canadian markets for the long-lasting version of Model 3.

In response, some netizens asked Musk on the social platform why he no longer accepted subscriptions for the long-lasting version of Model 3. Musk responded that the waiting list is too long and that bookings will be resumed as Tesla's production capacity climbs.

CTOnews.com learned that Tesla's Model 3 long-lasting version sells for $57990. Under the new subsidy policy in the United States, the car needs to sell for less than $55000 to be eligible for the subsidy.