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Tesla removing transferable supercharging from existing owners?
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PWlakewood
Active Member
I just noticed that my account says pay per use supercharging now when I've had free since I purchased it.
kev1n
Active Member
looks like they screwed things up. maybe display error?
mine is showing a blue facelift model s, not even the correct car/options listed but still shows free supercharging(no mention of fine print that it will transfer)
mine is showing a blue facelift model s, not even the correct car/options listed but still shows free supercharging(no mention of fine print that it will transfer)
Bet TSLA
Active Member
No. The only thing you're correct about is that the web site has changed. I suspect there will be erroneous information displayed for a while until it settles.
That is a pathetic excuse.
Does Tesla not know how web design/deployment works? Do they not have a staging environment where they test things before rolling them out?
Ostrichsak
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Bet TSLA
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Let's see now. So the choice is that 1) there's a bug (or a variety of bugs) in the web page modifications; or 2) Tesla is a bunch of thieving liars who want to steal your free supercharging.
I think those who leap to choice 2 are the ones who will be needing a pathetic excuse. Relax. Start thinking about who to talk to if it's still that way a week from now. Is there some way in which this is ruining your life right now? Go drive your wonderful car.
I apologize for asking for a reasonable service from a car company that sells premium cars costing close to 6 figures.
Carry on.
Carry on.
I don't believe they can take away the transferability of the FUSC. It would negatively impact your car's resale value.
I saved screen shots of my Tesla account page while it still showed that it was free, unlimited and transferable. It's pretty jacked up to feel that you need that kind of evidence, just in case....
I saved screen shots of my Tesla account page while it still showed that it was free, unlimited and transferable. It's pretty jacked up to feel that you need that kind of evidence, just in case....
whitex
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Maybe those who leap for choice number 2 have read this thread where people are reporting Tesla removing supercharging from vehicles they don't own which came with transferable supercharging but have changed owners.
No more free unlimited supercharging for Tesla used vehicles
Or maybe those same people drive cars which developed yellow screens within a year and which Tesla recently excluded from warranty coverage? Or do you claim that this was also just a software bug that infected service personnel and Tesla lawyers too?
Blame everything on a software bug - "it will be fixed over the air", where have I heard this before.
richrootes
Member
No - my account still states that it is transferable
Though I’m sure there are plenty of lawyers out there that would love to take your money....
Though I’m sure there are plenty of lawyers out there that would love to take your money....
richrootes
Member
Tam
Well-Known Member
It's not about lying but about how the new user interface has affected existing information.
It's possible that you are still reading the older user interface that looks like this:
and the new one looks like this:
So, does yours read the same on the new interface?
Looks like I now own a blue refreshed Model S that becomes a black refresh model S without wheels after clicking on "Manage". Sounds fun.
My theory is that Tesla pushed a new version of the website to production. Now it can be one of these:
1) It's not finished and it got accidentally pushed out before it was supposed to.
2) It was considered finished, but it's very buggy.
3) Someone just messed up while deploying some features which is killing every other feature, too (oh, javascript..)
I really hope it wasn't 2 or 3 because that just further confirms my suspicions that Tesla's in house software quality and processes around testing and shipping are a complete dumpster. That FSD thing just keeps worrying me more and more when it comes to potential bugs. Really hope it's 1.
edit: providing screenshots for the fun of it.
My theory is that Tesla pushed a new version of the website to production. Now it can be one of these:
1) It's not finished and it got accidentally pushed out before it was supposed to.
2) It was considered finished, but it's very buggy.
3) Someone just messed up while deploying some features which is killing every other feature, too (oh, javascript..)
I really hope it wasn't 2 or 3 because that just further confirms my suspicions that Tesla's in house software quality and processes around testing and shipping are a complete dumpster. That FSD thing just keeps worrying me more and more when it comes to potential bugs. Really hope it's 1.
edit: providing screenshots for the fun of it.
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