What to do after a collision in a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y

Do not keep driving when the vehicle may be unsafe

Stop and seek help if there are warning messages, smoke, leaking fluid, tire or wheel damage, loose body parts, damaged lights, steering or braking concerns, or another condition that feels unsafe. Call 911 for injury, fire, leaking fuel, or immediate roadway danger.

Photograph the useful context

• One full-vehicle view.
• Straight-on photographs of each visibly damaged area.
• A wider three-quarter view.
• Tire, wheel, lamp, panel-gap, and loose-part details.
• The exact dashboard warning, without personal account information.

Prepare the first-call details

Have the model year, current location, key availability, driveable status, and insurance context ready. Tell the shop whether the vehicle can roll, steer, and brake normally. Do not guess when you are unsure.

Expect a preliminary first step

Photographs show visible conditions, not everything beneath the surface. Inspection or disassembly may change the repair plan.

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