Tesla changes return policy after Elon Musk’s contradictory tweets
Tesla is changing the return policy for its cars after CEO Elon Musk tweeted contradictory statements about how it works, the company told The Verge on Wednesday. Buyers will now be able to return a car within seven days (or before 1,000 miles) for a full refund regardless of whether or not they have taken a test drive with the company, contrary to the language currently on the company’s website.
Musk tweeted Wednesday that customers can return one of Tesla’s cars after seven days for a full refund, regardless of whether they’ve gotten a test ride or demo from the company. That claim seemingly clashed with Tesla’s official return policy, though, which clearly states that the policy of seven-day full refunds only applies to customers who…
