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German car owners complained about the poor workmanship of the Tesla Model Y in the Berlin factory

Source: Fast Technology

Tesla's Berlin Gigafactory in Germany has officially opened on March 22, local time, and the first batch of German-made Model Y has also begun to be delivered. However, even if Germany is a global automobile power, the quality of the Model Y put into production at Tesla's Berlin plant in Germany has also been complained about by car owners.

Recently, some German car owners have posted a complaint that the German Tesla Model Y is poorly made, and the gaps in door seams, taillights, frameless glass and other places are very large.

German car owners complained about the poor workmanship of the Tesla Model Y in the Berlin factory

There is no doubt that for the newly built Tesla Factory in Germany, Tesla still needs to pay a huge amount of energy to improve its quality problems.

It is reported that Tesla plans to produce 1,000 Model Ys per week after being put into production in the first quarter of 2022, and it is expected that by the first half of 2022, the production of Model Y will reach 30,000 units. The maximum annual production capacity of Tesla's German Gigafactory will reach 500,000 units.

In addition, there is an interesting study, the RESULTS of the JD-Power survey in the United States indicate that Tesla ranks first in terms of quality, and there will be up to 250 quality problems for every 100 Teslas in the US market.

In the Chinese market, the quality survey conducted by the car quality network, Tesla's Shanghai factory, every 10,000 Tesla Model 3 only received 0.7 complaints, and the average quality complaint per 10,000 cars in China in the current period was 37.2 complaints.

Is this also an indication from the side that if the data are true and reliable, it means that the quality of Tesla's Shanghai factory in China is currently the highest in the world's Tesla factories?

German car owners complained about the poor workmanship of the Tesla Model Y in the Berlin factory

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