Morals?I'm not defend the poor customer service these people got, but it seems a letter to a lawyer, ministry of transport and the SAE, cc'd to Tesla customer service would've probably result in the repair being magically covered all of a sudden...
Customers who don't stand up for themselves get ripped off by dealers and manufacturers all the time. Tesla has a bit of an odd dynamic without a semi independent dealer to hold the manufacturer accountable, and to act as a knowledgeable source on the ground and who wants to keep this particular person a customer.
Most people buying a Tesla have some resources to put up a bit of fight, but it seems some didn't. Hopefully Tesla gets sued and learns their lesson.
I do find it a bit funny that some people assume Musk is like an all knowing and seeing god, and personally decided to put sub standard parts on cars, and then not warranty them... There was probably 10 guys between Musk and the team responsible for this part...
After watching him a bit on Joe Rogan's show, he reminds me of some engineering students in university, a bit nerdy, idealistic, and pretty sure he's got the best ideas in the room, and not always aware that he doesn't... In Musk's case he has had a few good ideas, and capitalized on them, but he's human, and as long as the right people in government and in his companies say "no" to him and can clearly articulate why they said "no", and suggest a better way, he should do the right thing most of the time IMO.
He's not a tobacco industry executive, or Ford executive responsible for crunching the numbers on Pinto gas tanks, I think he has some morals and lots of goals other than making money at any costs.
The guy has a bunch of kids with different women.