Re:Over 10% of Tesla Model S EVs Fail Germany’s Strict Inspe...
by TomVDB on Saturday January 29, 2022 @12:04PM
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The suspension arm of my colleague’s Tesla broke. He showed me the broken part. It was something that should never break.
My other colleague’s Tesla had multiple major issues, including one that requires an engine to be replaced.
They both still bought a new Tesla after that, and so did I, because they’re just so fun to drive, but your anecdotal evidence doesn’t disprove a fact about a 10% failure rate.
My other colleague’s Tesla had multiple major issues, including one that requires an engine to be replaced.
They both still bought a new Tesla after that, and so did I, because they’re just so fun to drive, but your anecdotal evidence doesn’t disprove a fact about a 10% failure rate.