Electrek published an article based on totally false data criticising Tesla and promoting the concept of giving third-party vendors more access to Tesla service tools
They did this using fake material that Rich Rebuilds released in a YouTube video
Beware of headlines like this and be careful not to trust those who criticize Tesla for the purposes of promoting their own agenda
And be sure to do your own homework
Quick Details
1. They claimed Tesla wanted to charge $22,500 for a Battery Replacement on a 2013 Model S
- the correct price from Tesla is actually $10,500 as of last week
2. They used a fake Receipt to support this false claim
3. Their report concluded by showing the customer paying way above the odds for the replacement parts and service costs, and portraying this as a good thing
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