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Tesla Solar Customer Finds Ancient Religious Text Instead of Lease Agreement

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Tesla Solar Customer Finds Ancient Religious Text Instead of Lease Agreement
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The Gist

A Tesla solar owner discovered that their digital lease contract had been replaced by the Book of Enoch, an ancient apocalyptic text.

In a bizarre digital mix-up, a Tesla solar customer attempting to access their lease agreement via their official Tesla account found a 2,000-year-old religious text instead of their legal documentation. The account, which should have hosted a standard binding contract, displayed the full text of the Book of Enoch.

An Unexpected Digital Swap

The Book of Enoch is an ancient apocalyptic work concerning fallen angels and nephilim, traditionally attributed to the great-grandfather of Noah. The customer reported that the text appeared exactly where the solar lease was supposed to be stored, rather than a scanned copy of the agreement or a standard 404 error page.

The incident, which has been confirmed by industry outlets, highlights a strange technical glitch in Tesla's document management system. Tesla has not yet provided an official explanation for how an ancient religious manuscript replaced a modern utility contract in a user's private portal.

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