Канад улсын Монреаль хотын нэгэн иргэн 72,000 км буюу ойролцоогоор 45,000 миль туулсан Tesla Cybertruck автомашинаа худалдаанд оруулах гэсэн боловч тус компанийн зүгээс хүлээн авахаас татгалзсан байна.
Жэй нэртэй тус эзэмшигч нь хоёр жилийн турш ашигласан автомашиныхаа баталгаат хугацаа дуусах дөхсөн тул сунгах боломжтой эсэхийг Tesla компаниас тодруулжээ. Компанийн зүгээс Cybertruck загварт баталгаат хугацаа сунгах үйлчилгээ байхгүй гэж мэдэгдсэн байна. Үүний дараа тэрээр автомашинаа буцаан худалдаж авах санал тавьсан боловч Tesla энэ загварыг буцаан худалдаж авдаггүй гэсэн хариулт өгчээ.
Tesla компанийн Канада дахь албан ёсны цахим хуудсанд бүх төрлийн суудлын автомашин, ачааны тэрэг, фургон болон SUV загваруудыг худалдаанд хүлээн авдаг гэж заасан байдаг. Хэдийгээр тус компани бусад цахилгаан болон шаталтат хөдөлгүүртэй автомашиныг худалдаанд авдаг боловч Cybertruck эзэмшигчдийн хувьд ижил төстэй асуудал үүсэж байгаа нь олон нийтийн дунд эргэлзээ төрүүлээд байна.
Одоогоор Tesla компани энэ талаар тодорхой тайлбар өгөөгүй байгаа бөгөөд Cybertruck эзэмшигчид автомашинаа худалдахдаа нарийн судалгаа хийх шаардлагатай болж байна. Тус компани нь Cybertruck загвартай холбоотой энэхүү нөхцөл байдлын талаар одоогоор албан ёсны мэдээлэл өгөөгүй байна.
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A Montreal man recently tried to trade in his nearly 50,000-mile Tesla Cybertruck EV, only for the company to say no.
Trading in a car isn’t an uncommon practice, and it’s a great way to knock some money off your next vehicle.
But as reported in the Cybertruck Canada group on Facebook, one man, Jay, had a nightmare trying to do exactly that with his pickup.
And it seems that he wasn’t the only one struggling to trade in his Tesla in Canada, with more people saying it was becoming a problem.
What has been happening in Canada with Tesla Cybertruck owners?
Canada seems to have an ongoing issue with the EV manufacturer refusing trade-ins from some of its customers.
Jay had owned his Cybertruck for around two years, and with 72,000 km (45,000 miles) on the clock, the warranty was set to expire.
“I contacted Tesla to ask whether I could purchase an extended warranty, as I was considering keeping the vehicle a while longer,” Jay said.
But the response from the manufacturer stunned him.
“Regrettably, I was told that Tesla does not offer extended warranties for the Cybertruck,” he said.
Things then got even more frustrating.
“I then asked if Tesla could buy back my Cybertruck, so I could potentially order a new Cybertruck and start over with a new vehicle and another 80,000 km of warranty coverage,” said Jay.
“I was also told that Tesla does not buy back Cybertrucks,” he added.
This goes against what the company says on its website
Reading that, you can’t help but scratch your head.
Because the company, according to its own Canada trade-in page, does accept trade-ins.
“We accept passenger cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs for trade-in value toward a new or pre-owned Tesla vehicle purchase,” the page says.
Even other EVs and internal combustion-powered cars are accepted for trade-ins.
So according to that, you can trade in practically any vehicle with Tesla.
Other owners shared similar frustrations.
While there seem to be no valid reasons given by the EV company as to why, we’re not privy to all the details of this particular case.
So if you want to trade your Cybertruck in, it’s well worth doing your research.
Supercar Blondie has reached out to Tesla Canada for comment and will update this article when we have heard back.
