Tesla Model 3 Power Loss / No Movement
The vehicle experiences intermittent power loss where the motor revs but the car does not move, indicating a potential drive unit or inverter failure, or a software/control module issue.
Diagnosis Details
Possible Causes
Drive unit (motor) or inverter failure - internal fault causing loss of torque transmission
High voltage battery or contactor issue - intermittent power interruption
Software or firmware glitch affecting motor control or pedal mapping
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What You Should Do
Do not drive the vehicle.
Schedule a service appointment with Tesla immediately.
Attempt a soft reset (hold both scroll wheels on steering wheel until screen reboots) to rule out temporary software issues.
If the problem persists, a tow to a service center is recommended.
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