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Naples has a rental(?) unit in Bonita Springs that mobile rangers are dispatched from according to my last mobile service visit. Naples/Estero area REALLY needs a main service center hub. Lots of Teslas on the roads here.
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Tesla Service Centers
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If you have TSLA shares, you can register with Say and upvote a customer service question like this one for Elon to answer in the earnings call:
Many people still have to wait many weeks for repairs and find it difficult to contact the service center that has their car for updates or estimated time. Other than making more service centers how are you improving customer service center communication and timelines?
Many people still have to wait many weeks for repairs and find it difficult to contact the service center that has their car for updates or estimated time. Other than making more service centers how are you improving customer service center communication and timelines?
Operative words "if you are an investor" ... sold TSLA ages ago never to return until I see MAJOR improvements in Tesla or Musks resignation.
Regardless of what is said by Tesla, I wonder what is the central focus for opening more service centers.
1. Is it to fill in gaps in places where people currently need to drive 1+ hour to reach a center?
2. Is it to lower wait times at currently busy centers?
3. Is it to maintain a ratio of service centers to cars on the road?
4. Something else?
In theory, all 3.
But I wouldn't be surprised if their service to supercharger is SO low that they could well be going to license their service centers to another brand.
Imagine if, overnight, Model S/X/3 owners could bring their car to their Mercedez / Porsche / Leaf (stop laughing) dealers for service?
And those brands, in return, can all use Tesla Supercharger network?
This is awesome to hear! As I just accidentally deleted my service for yesterday ... and now the earliest they have I can actually make is now the end of January.
I'm going to rain on this parade.
What's the point of opening a (trickle) of new Service Centers when they staff them with ill trained personnel, whom you cannot even call???
App only.
Might as well staff them with robots.
What's the point of opening a (trickle) of new Service Centers when they staff them with ill trained personnel, whom you cannot even call???
App only.
Might as well staff them with robots.
Lhshockey24
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This is a concern of mine. There are only 2 service centers somewhat close to me, and the one in particular gets horrible reviews.
Yeah..this would be one of the two centers within a bit over an hour's drive for me. The other is Devon - which gets some really scary reviews.
Nissan would be one of the few companies with service networks that already have EV knowledge.
Chevrolet would fit into this category too, and Chevy is doing a MUCH better job of servicing a fleet of deployed EVs nearly as large as Tesla's in the US at least - GM's tax credit phaseout started only 3 months later than Tesla's.
Porsche and Audi are also possibilities but they have nowhere near the numbers of Tesla or Chevy
The much maligned dealership model also means that a dealership isn't going to be punished THAT harshly for servicing a competitor's vehicles. The Chevy dealership I bought my Bolt from handles the more minor service items of the BMW dealership next door.
The big problem is - the existing Supercharger network isn't compatible with existing deployed vehicles from anyone else, and unless Tesla offers an SC charger to CCS adapter, the chances of GM corporate changing their entire fleet to use a proprietary standard (SC) instead of CCS are slim to none.
joelgut
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joelgut
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Just to close this question out myself (and hopefully it's helpful to others), but I received a text back from the SF Service Center and they confirmed my appointment this week at the original date and time despite the Shelter In Place Health Order. I did read that the Fremont Factory is also continuing to operate as an Essential Business, so it makes sense the Service Centers would continue to operate.
Stay safe everyone!
linux-works
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if elon talked the authorities into considering 'car making' essential, wow.
its anything BUT.
and it seems to be done only because of 'business'.
I'm disappointed. we expect better ethics from tesla.
I understand that people will be upset if their cars are late, but this is way beyond that.
its anything BUT.
and it seems to be done only because of 'business'.
I'm disappointed. we expect better ethics from tesla.
I understand that people will be upset if their cars are late, but this is way beyond that.
That would be Elon plus the CEOs of every other car maker with a factory in the U.S. And alongside them would be all the airlines and every other business large enough to hire a team of paid lobbyists. And, yes, of course it's about business. Because all our elected officials and policymakers are either wealthy or backed by wealthy patrons who fund them and expect to get support from them in return. As long as it costs BIG MONEY to get elected, government will be beholden to the rich, and business will be more important than lives.
And of course if the economy collapses, everybody starves.
The Detroit auto manufacturers are not in a location that has a shelter-in-place order.
Despite this:
They all initiated WFH for office staff last week.
While Elon was fighting to keep Fremont at full production despite a shelter-in-place order in effect for the county their factory is located in, GM, Ford, and FCA were all preparing to enter partial production despite no shelter-in-place orders in effect in Detroit (and frankly not that much being ordered by the state government there yet, since Michigan has 66 cases to California's 756 as of the time of this post).
That said, as to the original question regarding service centers - unlike Fremont (which is a vehicle final assembly plant), service centers would fit into the original order's definition of a critical auto repair/auto parts business, so I would not expect the county to try and shut them down like they are doing with Fremont.
Ok for those investors interested in Elon/Tesla answering questions about service and communication, here is your chance to upvote a question:
Can you share what KPIs you are tracking with regards to Tesla service and communication with customers? What are you working on as of right now to further improve service and communication with customers?
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Can you share what KPIs you are tracking with regards to Tesla service and communication with customers? What are you working on as of right now to further improve service and communication with customers?
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