New Tesla crash repair centers will soon open in Australia.
On its official website, the giant EV maker is already looking for employees who will work in these new collision centers.
Tesla is offering over 20 roles for its upcoming crash repair facilities across three cities in Australia.
This just shows that Tesla's EV business is growing in the country.
New Tesla Crash Repair Centers to Open in Australia!
According to The Driven's latest report, Tesla sold over 50,000 EV units in Australia in March.
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Since its EV business is growing in Australia, the automaker plans to open new in-house collision centers in the country.
Here are the targeted cities of Tesla:
- Sydney - Alexandria, New South Wales
- Melbourne - Cremorne, Victoria
- Brisbane - Hendra, Queensland
The car manufacturer offers numerous job roles, such as the following:
- Painters
- Parts Advisors
- Production Managers
- Customer Service Representatives
- Repair Managers
- Technicians
- Vehicle Detailers
- Estimators
- Paint Preppers
Tesla Crash Repair Center's Other Details
Via its official website, Tesla explained why its in-house crash repair centers are important for consumers.
"Body repairs are not only about fixing a damaged aesthetic - they are also important to ensure the functionality, safety and longevity of your Tesla," said the automaker.
As of press time, the car developer only runs Tesla-approved collision centers; external body repair operators handle these facilities.
Once the new in-house Tesla collision repair centers are opened, faster access to parts, repair procedures, and other operations is expected to be offered.
Here are the following repairs that these in-house collision centers could offer:
- Replacements: Front and rear bumpers, bonnet, wheels, boot lids, rear-view side mirrors, doors, etc.
- Glass panel replacements: roof, windows, and windscreen.
- Dents: Doors, side mirrors, as well as front and rear bumpers.
- Re-paints: scuffs and scratches.
- Structural damages: axles and suspension.
You can click this link to learn more about the upcoming Tesla crash repair centers in Australia.
Aside from EV-related facilities, the giant automaker will also launch other non-car products.
Recently, we reported about the new Tesla Gigabier; a Cybertruck-inspired beer.
The automaker also teased its upcoming Tesla CyberVault.
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