Hey, again, guys,
The following is an excerpt from my Tesla service center invoice:
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"Replaced high voltage battery due to internal failure."
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Now that I have my main battery pack replaced, what assurance do I have that it will not happen again? In other words, what, if any of you are aware, specific measures has Tesla taken to identify and correct these issues to prevent or minimize the chance of this ever happening again? The reason why I ask this is because I feel rather uneasy about driving this car if the main battery is susceptible to failure at any moment's notice. If, however, this problem is exceedingly rare or unlikely to occur again, I may feel reassured. It would be nice to know what percent, thus far, of the total number of Teslas have had this problem.
I feel awful for those who actually had this battery failure experience occur while they were in traffic! Although I was unlucky to have this internal battery failure happen to my car, I was lucky in that it happened when the car was sitting in the garage!
