In an effort to reduce its costs, Tesla decided to take a very fundamental step. It will close all its brick-and-mortar stores and customers will only be able to purchase a new electric car from this company online.
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The branch closures will take place over the next few months, which will of course also result in some employee layoffs.ancTesla promises that if you purchase a vehicle online, you will have a week to return it if you are not satisfied. Elon Musk, Tesla CEO, believes that only a very few customers will take advantage of this option.
Another reason why the company decided to take this step was the political problems in some states, due to which Tesla could not operate its stores there at all. It was, for example, Connecticut or New Mexico. Tesla will then transform some branches into galleries and information centers of the company. These will be those located in highly frequented locations.
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Musk did not disclose how many employeesancwill lose their jobs, nor whether this move falls under the overall restructuring of the company, which we have known about since June last year. Although stores are closing, service centers will increase. With an increasing number of Tesla vehicles on the road, the demand for service centers is of course also increasing. One such center we will see here too in the Czech Republic.
In America, you can already buy a Tesla with just a few clicks on your mobile phone. This option should soon be available worldwide. In addition, with the option to return the vehicle within 7 days (or within 1.600 km), there is no longer any need to book a test drive. If you have enough moneyancYou can "buy" a Tesla and go on a trip. Then you return it on time and the loan won't cost you a penny.
The last sentence fits exactly the pissed off Czech customer.
What does this have to do with Appquarry? Why are you making contributions that have absolutely nothing to do with the drive?
Although the last sentence fits a pissed-off sneeze, but for me it's a great offer to try out an electric car. Yes, I agree that I probably won't keep it afterwards, but I think it will be a great experience.
I look forward to.
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I hope that you consider that you will pay it in full first and only then will you get the car with 7 days to test it. The question is, how long after the return will you get your money back, etc., etc. ;)
Tesla as well Apple is a technology company. They have one thing in common miniat least a number of employeesancs, what goes on here and there. :-) I like to read about Tesla. I hope that others, with a few exceptions, are able to skip to the next article without causing them any major mental harm.
That's exactly what I thought. And apparently the author too
So for me, as a person who is interested in cars, especially how they drive - it is out of the question to buy a car just like that and then worry about returning it.
Fortunately Tesla is beyond my interest - in every way.