Besides the criticism of slow breaks, Customer Reports also added that the touchscreen in the Model 3 is difficult to use.
Frank Schwope is a research analyst at NordLB. He said that the Consumer Reports’ write-up is pretty bad advertisement and that it could possibly discourage potential new customers.
On Tuesday, Tesla’s shares were trading at $286.11 in premarket trading. It is an increase of 2.8% after $284.49 on Monday on the Nasdaq.
Questions from the American People:
- How does Tesla’s response to the braking speed boost consumer confidence?
- Should reviewers waste time testing products before their final release?
- What is the value of outside organizations testing a company’s products?
