Software Bug Saw Chinese Tesla Owner Slapped With $600,000 Charging Bill | Carscoops carscoops
Fortunately, Tesla’s customer service told the outlet that the charge was an error and that there was a fault in the back-end system of some vehicles that was being worked on by its technicians.has been working to raise its idle fee in China. It says that the move is being made to improve the utilization of charging stalls. The new fee in China is 3.20 CNY per minute but rises to 6.40 CNY if all the stalls are full, which has led to some grumbling among Tesla owners in the country.
China is the world’s number one market and, thus, very important for Tesla and, indeed, most manufacturers. Just this weekend, China’s ambassador to the U.S. , California. According to the ambassador’s Twitter account, he had an “inspiring talk” with Elon Musk and took a ride in the Tesla Model S Plaid.
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