Since its debut in 2017, Tesla’s Model 3 has dominated the electric car market in the United States. With long-range battery capabilities, a bevy of technological tricks, and a slick interior design, it’s little mystery why eco-conscious and forward-looking consumers flock to Tesla’s luxury offering.
But while driving a Model 3 off the lot for the first time is a thrill, what happens if you discover defects in the days, weeks, and months that follow?