Common Mistakes in Tesla Vehicles
To avoid common mistakes in Tesla vehicles, owners should keep the following points in mind
- Complete Battery Charge: The battery should neither be fully charged nor completely discharged
- Extended Vehicle Standby: The vehicle should be regularly driven to avoid issues
- Excessive Acceleration: Gentle driving can increase the lifespan of the vehicle
- Non-usage of Autopilot at Ordering: Those interested should order the Autopilot directly to benefit from its features
Other common mistakes made by Tesla drivers are
- Cancelling a Tesla Order: This can result in financial losses as the order fee is often non-refundable
- Incorrect Battery Charging: It is recommended not to charge the battery above 80-90% to extend its lifespan
- Extended Vehicle Standby: To protect the battery, the vehicle should not be left standing for too long
- Excessive Full Throttle Driving: Full throttle driving should be avoided to preserve the battery
- Non-usage of Dashcam: Using the integrated dashcam is recommended to have evidence in case of incidents
For more information on common mistakes by Tesla drivers and how to avoid them, you can read the full article on InsideTesla
