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When we buy a particular car, we expect it to work—and continue to do so—as advertised. But, sometimes after purchase, owners realize things don’t work as well as expected. And unfortunately in other cases, there are frank defects with the car.
Various surveys and publications constantly check the level of vehicle owner satisfaction, and keep track of the number of complaints. We have seen repeatedly that the satisfaction rate with Model 3 proves stellar. Even Consumer Reports—one of the most respected, independent and nonprofit member organizations—rates Tesla with the highest owner satisfaction among all other brands, and by a wide margin at that. In various countries around the world, the Model 3 has repeatedly become the car of the year, earning top praise from various organizations as well as owners..
Tesla Topped 1st Place in Consumer Reports Owner Satisfaction Survey https://t.co/eE61vgokkv pic.twitter.com/cbrBlCqXbh
— Tesmanian.com (@Tesmanian_com) March 10, 2020
According to Q2 2020 data on defective vehicles in China and a platform for collecting information on complaints from car owners, Model 3 is heralded the car with the least complaints.
The Model 3 once again has excelled in making quality vehicles that meet—if not exceed—the high expectations of their owners. Tesla China has done an amazing job creating high-quality vehicles that delight their customers. The California-based company has become a role model for all automakers by setting a new bar for quality and long-lasting enjoyment.
The best brands are built on products that people love. Tesla gets this, and its team injects heart into each of the EVs it makes. Customers the world over are clearly feeling that love. And unsurprisingly, Tesla is too.
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About the Author
Eva Fox
Eva Fox joined Tesmanian in 2019 to cover breaking news as an automotive journalist. The main topics that she covers are clean energy and electric vehicles. As a journalist, Eva is specialized in Tesla and topics related to the work and development of the company.
