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Tesla To Launch Self Inspection Over Services In China

By Sarah ChenChina
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U.S. electric vehicle maker Tesla Inc will launch self-inspection and address customer service issues in China, it said on Weibo late on Tuesday.

The statement comes after an unhappy customer clambered onto a Tesla car at the Shanghai Auto Show on Monday over a dispute with the company, creating a social media stir and criticism of Tesla from state media.

Questions & Answers

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What prompted Tesla's decision to launch self-inspection and address customer service in China?

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Tesla's announcement followed an incident at the Shanghai Auto Show where an unhappy customer protested on a car due to a dispute. This generated social media attention and criticism from state media.

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Where did Tesla announce these changes for its Chinese operations?

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Tesla made its statement regarding self-inspection and customer service improvements on the social media platform Weibo late on Tuesday.

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What specific actions will Tesla take regarding customer service in China?

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The company has stated it will launch self-inspection and also address customer service issues for its operations within China.

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