I Spent $60,000 on a Tesla — But Nobody Taught Me How to Use It

When I bought my 2024 Model Y, I expected Tesla to teach me how to use the most advanced car I'd ever owned. What I got was a fifteen-minute handover and a "you'll figure it out" attitude.

Six months later, I was still making rookie mistakes that were costing me money and stress.

This isn't just another online course. It's the comprehensive Tesla education that should have come with your car. The course covers everything from basic operation to advanced features, warranty protection strategies, and maintenance that keeps your Tesla running perfectly.

What impressed me most was how practical everything was. Instead of theoretical explanations, I got real-world scenarios that matched exactly what I was experiencing as a new owner.

The moment I started the first module, I realized how much I didn't know about my own car. The course didn't just explain features—it showed me why each one mattered and how to use them without making costly mistakes.

The breakthrough came when I learned about proper charging strategies. I discovered I'd been damaging my battery for six months with habits that seemed logical but were completely wrong. The course showed me the right way to charge at home, on road trips, and in Phoenix's extreme heat.

At first, I hesitated about spending money on education when I thought I should be able to figure everything out myself. After experiencing the transformation, I can honestly say Teslahubs Academy was the best $19.99 I've spent on my Tesla.

The course pays for itself the first time it prevents a costly mistake or helps you avoid an unnecessary service visit. The peace of mind alone is worth far more than the price.