Tesla opens its doors to you this weekend

On March 15 and 16, Tesla opens its doors to all curious visitors. An invitation to judge for yourself this brand that is much talked about.

Tesla is currently going through one of the darkest periods in its history. Elon Musk’s antics, controversial for his sometimes perplexing or worse stances, and the decline in sales amid increased competition, especially from Chinese manufacturers, have tarnished its image. However, it would be unfair to reduce Tesla to these difficulties: its vehicles continue to embody a true revolution in the world of electric mobility.

On March 15 and 16, open house events held in Tesla Centers are an opportunity for consumers to form an objective opinion about the brand’s models. Far from controversies and media debates, these days provide a suitable environment for discovering the cars that have made Tesla’s reputation: breathtaking performance, minimalist design, and advanced technologies.

Tesla is not Elon Musk

These open house events allow visitors to meet Tesla teams, explore a wide selection of new and certified pre-owned vehicles, and most importantly, take the wheel. This immersion into the Tesla universe offers a unique opportunity to concretely test the quality of these cars, far from advertising or biased articles. Ultimately, the customer is king!

Despite the turbulence, Tesla still offers attractive deals, such as one year of free Supercharging when purchasing the Model Y Original, provided you order and take delivery before March 31, 2025. This offer demonstrates the manufacturer’s willingness to attract customers who, at times, still have doubts.

These open house days are not only a commercial opportunity for Tesla but also an invitation to move beyond controversies and appreciate what the brand still has to offer. So, see you on March 15 and 16 at Tesla Centers to judge for yourself. The quality of the brand’s electric vehicles might surprise even the most skeptical. And at worst, you’ll be able to criticize with full knowledge.

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