Imho I think Tesla feels/thinks much like software and gaming companies, in that if any issues arise they'll simply fix them after purchase as long as the majority of features can justify prompt delivery. As an early owner of a Tesla Model S, those really were their glory days compared to now, because the user base was far smaller they acted like a luxury boutique company in that any and all issues were resolved without question and they went above any beyond if you had any questions or concerns about quality. There was none of this "within spec" BS, or having to accept delivery warts and all or they'll simply give it to someone else next in line. But that is the price one has to pay when a company is going through growing pains tbh. Unfortunately we as owners play some part in this in that we are willing to either accept or overlook these issues, sometimes even defending them all in the name of EV advancement or to be part of the Tesla mindhive, lol!