Tesla is aiming to deliver a significant boost on its repairs for the electric vehicles and other products of the company, expanding to more than 50 percent operations for its "same hour" service in North America. The famous tech CEO, Elon Musk, claimed this earlier today, stating that rapid assistance is coming to customers on their visit to repair centers.
Elon Musk: Tesla NA to Deliver More Than 50% Same Hour Service
According to a recent tweet by Tesla's big boss, there is a new setup coming to the company's service on its auto repair shops in North America that aims to save a lot of time for all, both customers and employees. Tesla NA would focus on bringing a faster repair time, ramping up the service to more than 50 percent of the region to have a same-hour process.
What does this mean? Musk claims that when users bring their EVs to one of its repair centers in the North American region, they are most likely getting their vehicles back in not more than an hour.
No specific branches were revealed by the Tesla CEO regarding this expansion of its repairs. Additionally, it did not say whether it includes diagnostics and other services, or if it pertains to the repair itself only.
Tesla Repair Centers Bring More Damage After Service?
However, as Musk announced this, it caught the attention of one user who claimed that there is more damage to electric vehicles after the service from its auto repair shops. The user said that Tesla should focus more on customer service and repair quality, and not only speed, as there are significant changes to the vehicle, with more damage done.
Here, the top billionaire said that users should let him know whenever an incident occurs during its repairs that bring more damage to the EV.
Tesla's Service and Offers
Apart from the quality vehicles that Tesla boasts to deliver on its electric mobility fleet, the company also boasts of a reliable service every time users bring their EVs to the auto repair shops of the brand. Back in June, there were talks regarding the company focusing on a same-day service for all EV repairs done by its automotive shops.
However, now the tech CEO is offering a same-hour service, something which aims to cut a significant time for its diagnostics and processes for repair.
According to a previous report, there has been a rampant problem that Tesla faced before, and it is its service which saw a long time for its repair due to lack of manpower before. Tesla's solution is for the company to allegedly send out untrained workers to get their hands on vehicles to deliver on what EV owners ask for their car's needs and requirements.
It is a massive time to save for the company's service, mutually benefitting the EV owners for their immediate use of the electric car, and more time for its employees to work on other concerns, should this venture work.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
