Tesla Knew It Installed Defective Parts In Its EVs. It Charged Customers For Repairs Anyway
Reports about Tesla's questionable build quality have popped up occasionally over the years, but a new Reuters investigation reveals that the American automaker actively sought to hide the proverbial trash under the rug.
It blamed customers for vehicle abuse and prior damage to suspension components and denied responsibility for parts failures even though it knew some components were faulty, to begin with.
A Reuters investigation shows that Tesla knew it had installed faulty suspension and steering components in its EVs for years. These failed prematurely but owners were told they had to pay for the repairs because the vehicles were "abused" or had "prior" damage. Some cars were less than a week old.
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SPACELIGHT : Obviously a real drag if true. I'd like to hear Musk's response.
TestLa Kopi : Posting month old dubious report to mislead people again?
bullrider_21OP SPACELIGHT: He will deny it, no doubt.
bullrider_21OP TestLa Kopi: The problems have not been resolved.
frank Crane_3546 : Please short some more love to buy more more from bears who spread more misinformation