You're talking about an owner taking things they own off of the car, and then selling the car like that. That's legal - and off topic.
Tesla removes supercharging from cars purchased with it enabled. Stealing things post-purchase when the theft is committed by someone who is not the owner - even when the thief is a past owner - is illegal. And this is the definition of stealing.
Don't believe me? Go find the last car you sold, and take its wheels home with you without permission. When the police arrive, let me know what the criminal charges are.
Off topic discussions aside, there is no question whatoever that @GregVon paid for supercharging. He has it now, post sale. If a previous owner wanted it removed they lost the opportunity to remove it when they sold the car. Tesla has committed this crime in the recent past, post sale and that is the crime of theft that we all - you aren't the only one - wish they'd stop committing.
Tesla removes supercharging from cars purchased with it enabled. Stealing things post-purchase when the theft is committed by someone who is not the owner - even when the thief is a past owner - is illegal. And this is the definition of stealing.
Don't believe me? Go find the last car you sold, and take its wheels home with you without permission. When the police arrive, let me know what the criminal charges are.
Off topic discussions aside, there is no question whatoever that @GregVon paid for supercharging. He has it now, post sale. If a previous owner wanted it removed they lost the opportunity to remove it when they sold the car. Tesla has committed this crime in the recent past, post sale and that is the crime of theft that we all - you aren't the only one - wish they'd stop committing.