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> How is that clear? I am curious where in the article that was made clear to you. Click the Twitter link from the article. There is a picture of the owner whe
by xedeon 6y ago
> How is that clear? I am curious where in the article that was made clear to you.
Click the Twitter link from the article. There is a picture of the owner where he said on he FB post: "So I bring it to Tesla and they are replacing the 12v not under warranty"
Source: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EuodaE6WQAA3tKN?format=jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EuodaE6WQAA3tKN?format=jpg
I think we can all agree that the article headline is clickbaity.
It should've been "Tesla voids your 12V battery warranty if you try to power your home with your electric car battery pack"
It was also crafted to never mention that it was 12V battery that was voided. They just vaguely say "voided the warranty" but never cared to mention what part of the vehicle.
- kop316 6y agoThat's why I was asking. There has been a lot of discussion on which part was voided, and you stated it was very clear without providing any source. If you had provided that source in the first place, I would have agreed with you.
- xedeon 6y agoThe source was already cited on the article? Albeit, you had to click the Twitter link. You should’ve read it more thoroughly. It’s also worth mentioning that the original story was actually posted on the /r/teslamotors subreddit. The author has a bad reputation there of lurking and making zero effort articles like this one with a catchy headline. Leading to him being booted as a mod. He also never credits Reddit users.