Unexpectedly! A Zhejiang guy sold his Tesla and was completely confused a year later: the fee was still being deducted
2024-08-14
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Reposted from: Xiaonei.com Xiaoshan Forum
Recently, a young man in Hangzhou posted:
Be sure to unbind your old Tesla if you sell it. This person actually used up all my supercharges and even deducted my WeChat balance...
The young man said that he sold the Tesla a year ago and later bought a new Tesla. When he sold the car, he forgot to unlink the old car from his account.
Because the old car was still linked to his account, the credit would be automatically deducted every time he charged it. He also linked it to WeChat password-free payment, and the other party started to deduct the WeChat balance after the credit was used up. He only realized later that it was his carelessness. In the end, the young man went to find the current owner of the car, and the other party compensated him 600 yuan.
If the account is not untied when trading new energy vehicles, not only may the rights of the original owner be damaged, but it also means that the current owner is under surveillance.
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Netizen @盖世嘤熊: I have learned my lesson. I will unbind it before selling it next time.
Netizen @琪琪妈妈: My license plate was recycled by someone else, and the ETC has not been untied, so I can't install it. I can install it, but there are a lot of procedures.
Netizen @啊潘哥: Can your mobile phone control his Tesla?
It is reported that in July this year, sales of new energy vehicles exceeded those of fuel vehicles for the first time, marking a historic moment for the automobile market.
As new energy vehicles enter the era of intelligent networking, the rights and privacy issues of new and old car owners in second-hand car transactions have become prominent. Most of the accounts of intelligent networked cars are bound to the car owners. After the second-hand car is transferred, don't forget to unbind and update the account.
Source: FM93 Traffic Voice
