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Use Google there are too many first hand accounts on Reddit and Twitter to source here. Talk to people who own Teslas and they will bitch about their experienc
by tzakrajs 7y ago
Use Google there are too many first hand accounts on Reddit and Twitter to source here.
Talk to people who own Teslas and they will bitch about their experience. Tesla annoys their customers constantly with things like: inaccurate battery charge indicators, no support for CarPlay or Android Auto, updates breaking functionality in their cars, promises for self driving which never materialize, and much more. I am sure I will hear more at lunch.
- la_barba 7y agoIf Tesla is making such shitty cars, how do you explain why more and more people are buying them?
- SEJeff 7y agoI'm waiting for him to pivot to Tesla soon going bankrupt. This is a sad script I've seen play out over and over again. Just about every single time, it is just FUD. Tesla has plenty of problems, but bricking thousands of cars on OTA update isn't one of them. I've had my Model 3 since Dec 2018 and have done plenty of updates. One of them did brick my car, but it turned out to be a fault in the 12V battery. They had it fixed in no time directly in my garage. I was blown away by their service although it did take them several weeks to get the seatbelt tensioners when someone hit me head on. They've supposedly fixed that since, but I dunno. These are not unlike growing pains in a service that is in hyper growth mode. You'll find problems like this, address them, and continue on.
- SEJeff 7y agoSo I should talk to myself, who owns a Model 3 AWD LR? I love it and anecdotally entirely shot down your FUD.
- Sohcahtoa82 7y ago> Use Google there are too many first hand accounts on Reddit and Twitter to source here. You're the one claiming that OTA updates have bricked thousands of cars. The onus is on YOU to supply a source to backup your claim.
- greglindahl 7y agoThat totally explains why Tesla has great customer loyalty numbers. Perhaps collecting anecdotes on Reddit and Twitter isn't a very accurate gauge of consumer sentiment?