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from the article "“We believe the customer’s decision not to take delivery of its remaining Model 3 orders wasn’t entirely due to quality issues, but was large
by luckydata 7y ago
from the article
"“We believe the customer’s decision not to take delivery of its remaining Model 3 orders wasn’t entirely due to quality issues, but was largely influenced by their frustration with an unrelated dispute from earlier in the year,” Tesla said in a statement, without elaborating further."
Translated: Nextmove wanted fleet discounts Tesla wasn't willing to provide and they grasped at straws to get out of the contract. Model 3 famously had fit and finish issues in the first runs but most issues are resolved and the quality of vehicles coming off the line now is pretty good. The famous panel gaps issues, I dare anyone to go measure them on your current car and on a Tesla built in the second half of 2019 and tell me if it's any different. I've seen BMW with pretty questionable craftmanship and tons of electrical issues that are super expensive to resolve.
This is a non news.
- close04 7y ago> Translated: Is this a personal opinion type translation or are you (hypothetically wink) referencing some inside information from either one of the parties?
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- luckydata 7y agoI live in Fremont. That's all you need to know.
- clouddrover 7y ago> This is a non news. These fleet operators have had similar issues: https://www.thedrive.com/tech/27725/tesla-fleet-company-struggles-raise-questions-about-robotaxi-plans https://www.thedrive.com/tech/27725/tesla-fleet-company-stru... How do you translate their experience with Teslas?
- AndrewBissell 7y agoHere's a tweet from another EU rental agency saying they encountered the same issues as Nextmove. Maybe they're crooked too! https://twitter.com/chrisheiligers/status/1162382518211010561 https://twitter.com/chrisheiligers/status/116238251821101056...