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They block access to current Tesla owners for different reasons, so of course. https://www.carscoops.com/2023/09/tesla-owner-loses-supercharging-privileges-aft

• ggreer 3y ago
  That's not "no reason". The insurance company incorrectly listed the car as totaled and the DMV issued a salvage title for it. Tesla doesn't want chargers or vehicles to be damaged or destroyed, so they have a policy of disabling supercharging on cars with salvage titles. That Tesla didn't fix the issue until a news crew contacted them is an indictment of Tesla's customer support, not some sort of fickleness where they gleefully disable supercharging for random cars. Edit: The parent comment originally said "They block access to current Tesla owners for no reason."
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