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The low tech trick I've been using is to keep an eye on my kid's hair in the rear view mirror, then roll both rear windows down until I see hair on the top of their heads fly around. Usually is about 1 1/2" to 2" rolled down. Not ideal, but I did a 1200km road trip with no complaints.
Tinting wasn't enough, so I got the sun shade. Even with the sunshade it wasn't enough unless I roll down the windows.
I'll try the portable fans, but don't want stuff cluttering the interior.
I implemented a solution that works great for me, using the void behind the kids seats. This is the first version. I've since replaced the 4" white duct with 3" black duct, which fits, works, and looks much better. I'll post pics of the v2 implementation soon.
Air circulator - Imgur
I implemented a solution that works great for me, using the void behind the kids seats. This is the first version. I've since replaced the 4" white duct with 3" black duct, which fits, works, and looks much better. I'll post pics of the v2 implementation soon.
Air circulator - Imgur
This is the one clear design flaw that should embarrass Tesla. Clearly the jump seats were an afterthought and primarily a marketing thing, because in the two years since Model S has been shipping Tesla has done NOTHING to address this issue. Absolutely nothing. When kids are throwing up and getting red faces because of the completely, utterly stupid, dumb omission of not putting a vent back there, that's a problem. If I had purchased these seats and had my kids put in that type of situation where they got sick or were extremely uncomfortable, I would not only be demanding a refund from Tesla but I would also be filing a complaint with NHTSA.
Sorry, I don't give Tesla any wiggle room when it comes to child safety. None.
Has there been any improvement on the quality of air flow to the third row seating??
To me the air flow towards the 3rd row seems fine when you turn on the fresh air ventilation on. The air flows between the headrests of the 2nd row seats--I can feel it clearly with my hands there. I have a March 2015 delivery so I don't know if the new builds are better.
To me the air flow towards the 3rd row seems fine when you turn on the fresh air ventilation on. The air flows between the headrests of the 2nd row seats--I can feel it clearly with my hands there. I have a March 2015 delivery so I don't know if the new builds are better.