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According to a report from Jiemian News, the Tesla Model YL, which has been available on the market for merely a year, is now the subject of a flurry of complaints from owners concerning the problem of rear-end sagging. Numerous owners have noted that the gap between the vehicle's rear wheels and wheel arches has significantly decreased, shrinking from an initial width of over four fingers when the car was newly purchased to just three or even two fingers. Some vehicles have also encountered issues such as stiffened shock absorption, scraping the bottom when traversing potholes, excessive body swaying, or drifting. Tesla service centers have attempted to rectify the problem by replacing the rear suspension springs on certain vehicles, yet the issue has persisted. To date, Tesla has neither initiated a recall process nor issued a public statement addressing the matter.
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