Is Your Tesla a Lemon? Common Problems You Shouldn't Ignore

Tesla vehicles are known for their sleek design and innovative technology. However, even cutting-edge cars can experience issues. If problems plague your Tesla and the warranty is nearing its end, you might wonder if you have a lemon on your hands.  

Here at Mobasseri Law, we specialize in California Lemon Law and can help you navigate this situation. But first, let's explore some common problems reported by Tesla owners:

Build Quality Concerns: Panel gaps, misaligned trim, and paint defects are frequently reported issues that can frustrate new car owners.

Software Glitches: As Teslas rely heavily on software, bugs and glitches can occur. These can manifest in various ways, from malfunctioning features like Autopilot to unexpected system reboots while driving.

Battery and Charging Issues: While Tesla batteries boast impressive range, some owners have experienced faster-than-expected battery degradation, especially in colder climates. Additionally, charging problems can be a significant inconvenience.

Power Steering and Suspension Woes:  Loss of power steering or unusual noises from the suspension system can pose safety hazards and should be addressed promptly.

Door Handle and Window Failures:  These seemingly minor issues can be annoying and potentially lead to security concerns.

Unreliable Warning Lights: Malfunctioning warning lights can be dangerous as they can mask other critical issues with the vehicle.

What to Do If You're Experiencing These Problems

Don't wait for your warranty to expire! If your Tesla is experiencing repeated problems that significantly impact its use, value, or safety, you may be eligible for protection under California's Lemon Law. This law allows you to seek a replacement vehicle, a full refund, or cash compensation for repairs.

Mobasseri Law Can Help

At Mobasseri Law, we understand the frustration of dealing with a lemon, especially with a high-tech car like a Tesla. Our experienced California Lemon Law attorneys can assess your situation, determine your eligibility, and fight for the compensation you deserve. Contact us today for a free consultation, and let's see if California's Lemon Law can help you get back on the road with a reliable vehicle.