Tesla says its new Emergency Drive Away feature can cause up to $25000 in Supercharger damage
Tesla's new Emergency Drive Away feature can cause up to $25,000 in damages to a Supercharger and requires mandatory vehicle servicing.
Tesla has released additional details regarding its new "Emergency Drive Away" feature following numerous inquiries from vehicle owners.
According to the company, using this feature can result in up to $25,000 in damage to a Supercharger station every single time it is triggered, alongside a mandatory service visit for the car.
Despite the significant potential costs involved, Tesla has not yet clarified who will ultimately be held responsible for paying the repair bills.
This unusual issue highlights the complex relationship between software features and physical charging infrastructure, capturing the attention of EV enthusiasts and industry watchers globally.
As discussions continue within the automotive community, owners await further clarification from Tesla on how liability will be handled in emergency situations.
