SMAlset
Well-Known Member
I also think that current owners are already familiar with much of the operations of a Tesla from the aspects of the car itself to the software so to me it seems like a logical approach. Less questions to the call center on things, especially from those totally new to EVs. Right now they have their hands full on all fronts going forward and trying to do their best in the shortest amount of time. When you consider the expansion of the factory, car/semi product line, stores, delivery centers, service centers, superchargers, destination charger program, gigafactories, energy products, it's really quite ambitious and I think they've accomplished quite a lot in the short amount of time they've had so far.
Waiting to get our Model 3 so haven't experienced this yet ourselves but from what I've read the deliveries to the customers at the pick up location are very short with not much time taken up on what you need to know.
Waiting to get our Model 3 so haven't experienced this yet ourselves but from what I've read the deliveries to the customers at the pick up location are very short with not much time taken up on what you need to know.
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