2020 TESLA MODEL Y Complaints

View complaints related to 2020 TESLA MODEL Y. The complaints found here are submitted by actual consumers with first hand experience. There are more than 280 complaints submitted for the 2020 TESLA MODEL Y. You can submit your own complaint to the NHTSA or call the Hotline, Monday-Friday 8am to 8pm at (888) 327-4236, TTY: (800) 424-9153.

  • 2020 TESLA MODEL Y
    - Portola Valley, CA

    In the process of filing a claim court against Tesla for garage door closing on my vehicle (because of Homelink). Multiple damages and no help from Tesla at all. Homelink was installed on my Tesla Y in February and the door closed twice on my vehicle while I was parking the car. Email me ASAP: [XXX] PARTS OF THIS DOCUMENT HAVE BEEN REDACTED TO PROTECT PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TESLA MODEL Y
    - Denver, CO

    tail lights on both sides constantly fill with condensation blocking the visibility to drivers behind me. I have reported the problem to Tesla but they keep saying it's within specs. the manufacture is only looking at pictures to make the judgment and not actually allowing me to come in to correct the problem. I have two model Y's and they are having the same problem.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TESLA MODEL Y
    - Charlotte, NC

    2 weeks back one of the rear passenger seat belts stopped latching to the seat buckle. I filed a service request with Tesla and scheduled a service appointment. They have rescheduled the appointment twice already and they haven't addressed the issue as the necessary parts are not yet available. I don't understand how to safely use the car with children if the seat belts are not working.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TESLA MODEL Y
    - Westlake Village, CA

    The trunk hatch door does not stop moving (opening or closing) when it comes into contact with an object. Incident #1: I closed the trunk not realizing that my husband was under the hatch door. The hatch door came down on his head and did not stop closing until he forced it to stop with his arm. Incident #2: I pulled the car into my garage but did not realize that I had not pulled the car far enough into the garage. I opened the trunk from the drivers seat. The hatch door hit the closed garage door and kept trying to open (scratching the hatch door on the garage door in the process) until I was able to pull the hatch door down hard enough for it to stop moving. This is a safety hazard. A child/person could get caught and injured in between the hatch door and the trunk and/or the hatch door and another object.

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  • 2020 TESLA MODEL Y
    - Philadelphia , PA

    My vehicle fail to stop when another vehicle was in the middle of the road. My 2020 TESLA MODEL Y did not stop and did not alert me in a upcoming collision incident. My vehicle fail to make a full stop with and without using autopilot.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TESLA MODEL Y
    - Austin , TX

    On 5/24/21, I was driving in the rain on a busy 6 lane highway.I was driving under speed limit. The car hydroplaned across 3 lanes, past the divider and spun 180 degrees and I was able to bring it to a halt with fierce braking just before it crossed onto the other side. Some damage to car. I was unhurt. Sheriff came to assist me to safety.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TESLA MODEL Y
    - Chicago, IL

    I was driving East on May 7, 2021, on I-94 toward New Buffalo, MI, on a clear day; no rain. A semi-truck was going 60 mph in the center lane of three lanes. I moved to the left lane to pass as I was going about 70 mph, the posted speed limit. There were no cars ahead of me in my lane for as far as I could see. Another car pulled up behind me very close—way too close—tailgating me. I was passing the truck and was parallel to the truck when suddenly the Tesla automatically slammed on my brakes!!! The idiot who was tailgating me fortunately reacted quickly and also slammed on his brakes and simultaneously swerved hard left onto the shoulder—thereby averting what could have been a fatal accident!! My car could have been pushed into the wheels of the truck on my right and we could have been killed!! I was badly shaken but, fortunately, we were not injured and there was no crash. When we arrived at our destination I phoned the salesman at the Chicago Tesla sales office and described the incident. I asked him if I could disable the automatic braking feature and he talked me through the procedure. The Tesla has a rear-facing video camera. I believe Tesla should program that camera to see a tailgating car and make certain that no automatic braking be engaged if a car is following too close!! I believe Tesla should investigate why this happened and should reprogram the software yo prevent it from happening again. I sent the Tesla Company two electronic messages through the Tesla Phone App as the Tesla salesman suggested, but I have not received any response more than one week later. This is irresponsible!! We could have been killed yet Tesla has ignored my two messages! If Tesla does not fix this problem, it is certain that people will die in a parallel situation. We were just very lucky.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TESLA MODEL Y
    - HOUSTON, TX

    ON THREE OCCASIONS AFTER TAKING MY FOOT OFF THE ACCELERATOR, MY CAR STARTING ACCELERATING ON ITS OWN. I COULD FEEL THE ACCELERATION AND WAS ABLE TO STOP IT BY PUTTING MY FOOT ON THE BRAKE. I DID NOT TOUCH THE LEVER TO SET THE SPEED, THE PEDAL DID NOT GET STUCK ON THE CARPET AND I DID NOT CONFUSE MY ACCELERATOR FOR THE BRAKE. THIS SEEMS TO BE A VERY DANGEROUS SITUATION, ESPECIALLY IN HEAVY TRAFFIC OR IF I DID NOT IMMEDIATELY REACT TO PUT MY FOOT ON THE BRAKE. EACH TIME THIS HAPPENED WHILE THE CAR WAS IN MOTION AND AFTER I HAD TAKEN MY FOOT OFF THE ACCELERATOR TO ALLOW THE CAR TO SLOW DOWN. INSTEAD IT SPED UP. SINCE THIS HAPPENED ON THREE OCCASIONS, THE DATES AND MILEAGE AT THE TIME ARE NOT EXACTLY AS INDICATED BELOW.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TESLA MODEL Y
    - BEVERLEY HILLS, CA

    HERE IS ANOTHER MODEL Y IN THE JUNKYARD. HTTPS://WWW.IAAI.COM/VEHICLEDETAILS/39862499?TENANT=US&ROWNUMBER=65 THE BACK WHEEL HAS FALLEN OFF. ALL THE MONKEY METAL SUSPENSION GIBLETS ARE STRETCHED AND SNAPPED. ONE WHOMPY WHEEL CAN REALLY SPOIL YOUR DAY. WOULD IT BE TOO MUCH TROUBLE FOR YOU TO ISSUE A COMPULSORY RECALL? THANKS KEEF

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TESLA MODEL Y
    - MANASSAS, VA

    REAR PASSENGER DOORS DO NOT HAVE AN EASILY ACCESSIBLE/MARKED INTERIOR EMERGENCY MANUAL LATCH RELEASE. IN THE EVENT THAT POWER IS LOST TO THE VEHICLE, ONE MUST REMOVE A MAT IN THE DOOR POCKET, PRY OPEN A COVER, AND PULL AN UNLABELED CABLE TO RELEASE THE DOOR LATCH. THIS IS ALSO THE CASE IN AT LEAST THE TESLA MODEL 3, DON'T KNOW ABOUT X AND S. THE FRONT DOORS HAVE A SEPARATE HANDLE ABOVE THE WINDOW CONTROL ON THE ARMREST FOR MANUAL EMERGENCY RELEASE, BUT THIS IS NOT PRESENT ON THE REAR DOORS. THE HIDDEN RELEASE IS NOT SOMETHING THAT A REAR SEAT PASSENGER, ESPECIALLY A CHILD, WOULD BE REASONABLY EXPECTED TO BE CAPABLE OF OPERATING IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY, AND COULD LEAD TO ENTRAPMENT IF THE FRONT DOORS ARE NOT OPENABLE DUE TO ACCIDENT DAMAGE.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE