Tens of thousands of customers told Tesla about a host of part failures. It blamed vehicle ‘abuse’, but documents show it had tracked chronic ‘flaws’ for years.
Shreyansh Jain was ecstatic in March when he picked up his first electric vehicle, a brand-new 2023 Tesla Model Y. He used a sizeable chunk of family savings to buy it with cash.
“We were over the moon!” says Jain, an electronics engineer in Cambridge, England.
Reuters
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