I know this was discussed earlier, but was diverted into a conversation about other issues with open flat-beding.
My wife just sent me a pic of a Model S on a flat bed and said "uh oh, I saw a Tesla being towed..."
Are they still doing this for deliveries and service work? Or only when really needed? It's terrible for public image. Its like "hey look everyone, here's a Model S that broke down and had to be towed!"
Do you think Tesla is aware of the negative attention and perception it creates? Open towing should be avoided in my opinion, even if the alternative is a little more costly. Will save them millions in public image...
My wife just sent me a pic of a Model S on a flat bed and said "uh oh, I saw a Tesla being towed..."
Are they still doing this for deliveries and service work? Or only when really needed? It's terrible for public image. Its like "hey look everyone, here's a Model S that broke down and had to be towed!"
Do you think Tesla is aware of the negative attention and perception it creates? Open towing should be avoided in my opinion, even if the alternative is a little more costly. Will save them millions in public image...