Model Y delivery quality issues are getting picked up by the media

[jay35]

A recent example of a summary article: Tesla's Model Y Is Getting Horrific Quality Reviews

For those who don't want to visit the article, it mentions issues noted in reviews by Kelly Blue Book, Electrek, Forbes, and various Tesla-related/MY-owner Twitter feeds.

They also embed this video from a car review channel:

So for those frustrated by the variety and volume of issues at delivery, be encouraged as more publicity could start to force Tesla's hand on improving Model Y on-delivery quality.

 

[Puddles]

FWIW I recently passed a Tesla delivery semi chock-full of MY's, and no parts were falling off of any of them.

 

[dgstan]

FWIW I recently passed a Tesla delivery semi chock-full of MY's, and no parts were falling off of any of them.

Well, yeah. If you use enough duct tape, the parts will stay on!!!

 

[dandrewk]

Tesla Topped 1st Place in Consumer Reports Owner Satisfaction Survey

 

[powertoold]

Fit and finish problems are real. Also real is customer satisfaction, lol

 

[dandrewk]

Fit and finish problems are real. Also real is customer satisfaction, lol

True that. A few weeks of anxiety over QC issues quickly gets supplanted by years of contentment. Maybe that's the price.

 

[AKTech.it]

You forget...the only ones that get heard are the ones that complain. There are tons of happy users that are not saying anything...

 

[jay35]

FWIW I recently passed a Tesla delivery semi chock-full of MY's, and no parts were falling off of any of them.

Well, that's a start!

You forget...the only ones that get heard are the ones that complain. There are tons of happy users that are not saying anything...

A meaningless truism that is presented in every product quality thread since the dawn of the Internet.