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Tesla employees were ordered to suppress driving range complaints, report says

By Nancy Vu
Published July 27, 2023 9:24pm ET
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Tesla employees were ordered to suppress driving range complaints, report says
FILE -- In this June 18, 2013 file photo, visitors to the Capitol had the opportunity to inspect the Tesla Motors Model S electric sedan on display in Sacramento, Calif. A report issued from the Legislative Analyst's Office, Tuesday, Oct., 31, 2017, concludes that California lawmakers should end a $780 million business tax credit program because it creates an uneven playing filed and its overall economic benefits are hard to determine. Tesla received a $15 million tax credit in 2015. | (Rich Pedroncelli/AP)

Electric car company Tesla had its employees suppress thousands of driving range complaints from customers and cancel owners’ service appointments, according to a recent investigation by Reuters.

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