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It’s an intentional choice by both the automaker and the customer. If the reliability issues were so bad they affected sales significantly than Tesla would like
by chris222 3y ago
It’s an intentional choice by both the automaker and the customer. If the reliability issues were so bad they affected sales significantly than Tesla would likely change. You see this all the time with every automaker. There will be various issues and then a quality/reliability push and then things will revert when the beancounters have sway again.
https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/ford/2023/05/11/ford-shareholders-meeting-questions-farley/70206889007/ https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/ford/2023/05/11/ford-...
What does this all add up to now? It just tells me Tesla is a real established automaker now.
- hef19898 3y agoThese issues are bad enougj, that they did hurt Teslas quarterly results due to the warranty repair bills. Once warranty repairs costs are almost 2x ypur quartly profits, you have a very serious product quality problem. If ypu decide then, in order to save money, to pass your product quality costs and problems to your customers, you are a shobby business with shobby products.