Tesla Model S fails to achieve top IIHS crash rating, made ‘production change’ last week to improve results After obtaining a 5-star safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and a 5-star rating from Euro NCAP, the Tesla Model S had its first safety rating setback today in the 4 years since its introduction. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) finally crash-tested the vehicle and it failed to achieve its top safety rating due to a problem with the seatbelt for the small overlap front crash test. more… Filed under: Uncategorized Continue reading...
Instead of smashing those beautiful cars feel free to park one in my driveway instead . Does suck it got downgraded a bit but at least the seatbelt fix seems small.
Another demonstration of how quick Tesla can make adjustments to production in order to make improvements. I'm sure the updated cars are already being delivered. Dan
