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Not terrible considering the infancy of the technology and the value these services will provide Tesla. If you can afford a $60K+ car meant for early adopters,
by mvkel 14y ago
Not terrible considering the infancy of the technology and the value these services will provide Tesla. If you can afford a $60K+ car meant for early adopters, you can afford an extra $600/year.
- stcredzero 14y ago"Emulating BMW instead of Benz" is good advice, however. If they want to make a product that's more awesome than a comparable ICE, then they need to include the service program in the price of the car.
- jws 14y agoIt doesn't seem far out of line at all. I just checked, I'm paying just over $300/year for dealer service and inspections on my Ford Transit Connect which sells for about 1/3 of a Tesla S. I'm not getting roadside assistance (of a revision 1 vehicle), monitoring, or wiper blades. Heck, they usually neglect to reprogram the tire pressure monitor when they rotate the tires.