# Do tail lights or turn signals need changing for the technical inspection on a US Tesla?

Nothing on the car had to change for the inspection. USA Auto handled the paperwork for the traffic administration. I waited about three weeks and paid 100 BGN (~€52) for КАТ.

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## In short

Nothing on the car had to change for the inspection. USA Auto handled the paperwork for the traffic administration. I waited about three weeks and paid 100 BGN (~€52) for КАТ.

## Answers from members

Nothing on the car had to be changed for it to pass the technical inspection. The turn signals, tail lights and everything required already met the European standard, so it went through without a problem. USA Auto handled that and I got the document needed for the traffic administration — where I waited about three weeks for the КАТ paper and paid 100 BGN (~€52).

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