Minor collision, what to look out for. Advice

[Kevct]

Hi.

My morning did not get off to the best start as someone crashed in to me this morning.
I am going to get the damage assesed later on today and I was wondering if there are any particular things I should look out for or mention at the shop. The one the insurance company picked is Tesla certified.
It was a low speed collision, with my X suffering the most damage. Only bodywork visible, but when i started up it seemed like the front left camera was not working.
Any advice on what to do going ahead, or what to expect?

Thanks

 

[aus1ander]

Make sure the collision shop you work with is Tesla certified. Have them pre-order all the parts that are visibly broken and set up an appointment at least 8-12 weeks out to give enough time for the parts to arrive. Since your car looks driveable, this will shorten the time that you are stuck in a rental car. But expect a prolonged repair as parts take forever to get, unless you happen to have an actual Tesla-owned collision shop in your area.