Tesla has officially announced that all current vehicle models in its lineup come equipped with passive safety systems as a standard feature. The company emphasized that safety remains the primary design objective for its entire fleet.
The announcement follows a recent incident in the United States where a Tesla owner, Michael, was involved in a severe rear-end collision while waiting at a traffic light. According to the company, the vehicle's structural design successfully absorbed the majority of the impact energy, protecting the driver.
In addition to structural safety, Tesla highlighted its automated emergency response capabilities, noting that the vehicle automatically contacted emergency services immediately following the crash.
Tesla also reiterated its commitment to a direct sales and service model. The company maintains a fully integrated system covering vehicle purchase, delivery, maintenance, and trade-ins, without relying on third-party 4S dealerships.
