Tesla's Berlin Gigafactory officially opened in March this year, and the first Tesla Model Y produced at the factory has also begun to be delivered to owners, but users who mention the car may not be happy about it. Recently, a German car owner posted on Twitter that "the Model Y put into production at Tesla's Berlin factory is not working well, and its doors, taillights, frameless glass and other places have large gaps."
After the owner posted a complaint about the quality of the body, Tesla specifically recycled the car and provided the owner with a scooter. It is worth mentioning that Tesla has provided such a high-quality service after the owner complained, but what if this happened in China? Presumably, most Chinese consumers will directly ignore this defect that does not affect normal use, even if there are really users who openly complain online, Tesla's legal department will definitely strike hard.
However, the good point is that the quality control of Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory is very good, at least there will be no low-level errors such as uneven body gaps or too large gaps. In May last year, Tesla CEO Musk said during a show that "the quality of the cars produced by the Shanghai Gigafactory is very high." For the newly built Tesla factory in Berlin, Germany, it is still necessary to improve quality control first, and then increase production capacity.
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