The other 3rd row thread from 2011 was huge and unwieldy...
http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/showthread.php/6427-Rear-jump-seats
Just curious if there are any official crash test eval of our 3rd row? Either from Tesla or NHTSA?
I read somewhere Musk tested it to 70mph?
And the NHTSA doesnt routinely test the 3rd row?
EDIT:
after some research...
the NHTSA does not routiniely do rear impact testing nor does it test the 3rd row.
the IIHS does a rear "impact" sled test to study whiplash but does not actually crash the car
So I guess the only official data would be internal Tesla data?
And I'm guessing Tesla has no impetus to release that data which could only be used against them...
http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/showthread.php/6427-Rear-jump-seats
Just curious if there are any official crash test eval of our 3rd row? Either from Tesla or NHTSA?
I read somewhere Musk tested it to 70mph?
And the NHTSA doesnt routinely test the 3rd row?
EDIT:
after some research...
the NHTSA does not routiniely do rear impact testing nor does it test the 3rd row.
the IIHS does a rear "impact" sled test to study whiplash but does not actually crash the car
So I guess the only official data would be internal Tesla data?
And I'm guessing Tesla has no impetus to release that data which could only be used against them...
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