This is why I won't buy a car that hasn't been in production for about 10 years. They are too buggy.Once-deemed 'Tesla Killer' Mercedes EQC production target gets halved over battery issues
Once-deemed 'Tesla Killer' Mercedes EQC production target gets halved over battery issues
The Mercedes-Benz EQC, once deemed a “Tesla Killer” by the electric car maker’s critics, recently had its production targets reduced by 50% from 60,000 to 30,000 after parent company Daimler revealed that there is a shortage in LG Chem battery cells. Daimler’s forecast for the EQC has not...www.teslarati.com
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Tesla ranks dead last in J.D. Power Initial Quality Survey
Tesla ranks dead last in J.D. Power Initial Quality Survey
It's Tesla's first time being included, while Dodge and Chevrolet did very well and Toyota and Honda fell below average.
I don't pay much attention to these surveys but the survey was based on owner input. Tesla even prevented them from interviewing owners in 15 states. Why would they do that unless they were trying to prevent an even worse rating although I don't see how you can get any worse than last. They might be a PR firm but this was a survey of owners and nothing to do with the automakers.
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The cars must be so good that any minor defects pale in comparison to the car in total. I have read that most of the issues are cosmetic or minor and easily remedied by Tesla. At least it doesn't appear to be effecting sales very much.I don't pay much attention to these surveys but the survey was based on owner input. Tesla even prevented them from interviewing owners in 15 states. Why would they do that unless they were trying to prevent an even worse rating although I don't see how you can get any worse than last. They might be a PR firm but this was a survey of owners and nothing to do with the automakers.
Because Tesla won't grant permission to J.D. Power to survey its owners, the results will be published but not included in the official rankings.
The initial quality survey polls vehicle owners about problems they've had with their vehicles during the first 90 days of ownership, and that data is broken down into a score called PP100 or problems experienced per 100 vehicles. In order to survey these owners in some states, J.D. Power has to secure the express permission of vehicle manufacturers, all of which have agreed -- except Tesla.
Tesla will be included in J.D. Power initial quality survey for the first time, kinda
Because Tesla won't grant permission to J.D. Power to survey its owners, the results will be published but not included in the official rankings.
Tesla has had a tremendous amount of complaints for how few of their cars are actually on the road.
no its on order...
When will you get it? I’m just curious about all the hype.
prob 2 years away...they just started building the factory...
We’ll stick with the Tacoma
Tesla Announces a Five-for-One Stock Split
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