How Tesla BROKE the Barriers of Automotive Safety

[@TMIOTesla]

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[@Cybernatural]

I did not care about safety when I was younger. Now that I have a wife and three kids in the vehicle I care a lot. I was so happy to get my Model Y this last October.

[@shunfangin7645]

Not to mention people are taking more chances and driving more dangerously on the freeways nowadays, safety has to be the most important factor when buying a car today. I love the fact safety is not an option but a STANDARD in every Tesla.

[@themonsterunderyourbed9408]

Same. That's only one of the reasons why I'll probably only ever buy Teslas in the future.

[@mhfs61]

In 2001 my company car was a Renault Laguna. For me a great car as it had quite some tech novelties. It had optional side impact airbags for the rear passengers. Since I had two toddlers at the time I ordered them, because I wouldn’t forgive myself, if in the case of an accident my children would die because of the lack of airbags. Since then I’ve always selected the side impact airbags for every car I had. Luckily they where never deployed while I had them. My current Model 3P, is the first car that doesn’t have any safety features as an option. Safety features are built-in as standard. No other car for me than a Tesla. Don’t get me started on all the other things I love, love, love about this car. Tesla team 🙏🏼

[@oneproductivemusk1pm565]

Yep! With Tesla, safety isn't be an option, it's standard!

[@themonsterunderyourbed9408]

So here's a question, what if they died because of the air bags?

[@mhfs61]

@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 that would a tragedy as well.

[@waynegon49]

This should be a mainstream media, This is what the public really needs to know. Awesome information

[@hunati31]

But they did show it on the diagonal side crash test.

[@NeutronStream]

Tesla's engineering is beyond next level. My next car will be a Tesla Model Y

[@jameshoffman552]

You will love the Tesla model Y I have two it’s the most amazing product ever created

[@NeutronStream]

@@jameshoffman552 Why do you have 2?

[@johnarnold893]

@@NeutronStream Whoosh, think about it!

[@briando4209]

@@jameshoffman552 I have two Y also.

[@shunfangin7645]

I bought my husband a Y, he thought I got it for the advanced technology and I said no, it’s because I found out Tesla is the safest car on earth and I want that for him.

[@johnarnold893]

When you try to murder your family and your car stops you......

[@paulkoop7042]

Not just a software paradigm, an Agile software development paradigm. Tesla also pioneered Agile development methodologies for hardware.

[@sagecoach]

You Have given me a fact-filled tool to inform a vulnerable friend hopefully countering the false information he believes. Thank you.

[@randomsonmymind6919]

Imagine what kind of safety test results the Cybertruck will have 😳

[@nicok.1491]

10/5 🤣

[@compilationvideos4489]

Cybertruck dosnt receive damage It gives the damage

[@TUBBYest]

@@compilationvideos4489 yeah xD

[@compilationvideos4489]

@@TUBBYest xD

[@mayuravirus6134]

​@@compilationvideos4489Knowing how hard Stainless Steel is on 3rd try it probably broke the barrier test much more than the Model X

[@crashcore_cc]

Excellent overview about Tesla’s safety approach. The really innovative thing that Tesla does is use real-world data from their fleet to identify vulnerabilities, develops a solution, and then pushes that solution out to the fleet through a software update. This could even be updates that improve the performance of air bags or seatbelts.

[@kennykolourinc1250]

I always look forward to your videos they are a learning experience for me. I knew of Tesla’s safety features before I bought my Model Y but this video just puts it all together into an excellent video…I learned a few things I was not aware of thank you

[@alisolkanu4763]

Yes there are still idiots out there saying they will never buy a Tesla 😂

[@philipmartin3075]

Model Y can fly off over a 250 -foot cliff and land on the rocks with a gravitational acceleration speed of over 90 mph and all 4 occupants survive!

[@nicok.1491]

And get this, the battery didn't catch on fire😱

[@christopherfry2844]

Great vid with emphasis on something very important. Car buyers might not be safety conscious. But the more people kept out of hospital, the less the stress on the health system.

[@jayc3110]

That was an excellent report! Thank you, and best wishes

[@tenzinpassang4812]

nah man, panel gaps are way more important to my child/family than car safety. 😁😁😁😁

[@jameshoffman552]

One element of Tesla safety that you didn’t mention is the glass roof, and how that completes the rigid structure of the cabin

[@davidderler5924]

Gotta admit family goes off 250' ft rocky cliff. Nothing soft around. They survive . Actual injuries not known. But amazing. Conventional vehicles could burn or you get a bath in gas while getting pinned in. Severe injures or death

[@mikem6549]

Thicker casing of 4680 is probably what makes it structural....it also threrefore benefits safety of the battery.

[@dewiz9596]

The best crash is no crash

[@PyroManiacbwl]

This is an important video more of the public need to see. hit that like button

[@donfields1234]

There are so many pluses to Tesla, first Elon is not only extremely intelligent, incredibly hardworking, and has excellent ethics, but he truly cares for humanity above wealth. I think a great addition to the many Tesla subsidiaries would be their own advertising department, Elon himself is hilarious and it would be adventageous to get the straight facts to the sheople who only watch regular television without having to throw money at existing advertising agencies... or just partner up with a "good" agency for some informative ads ... Elon/Tesla make it a point to only partner with "good" companies. This is integral to their mission of doing the best possible things to assist humanity. If I had a wish I would wish all of humanity could see Elon for what he truly is... likely one of if not the only extremely wealthy and thus finacially powerful individual who truly cares about who.... you... and all others... including the earth etc.

[@mayuravirus6134]

A reminder the highest a safety test like these are Good

[@eddyjames934]

Show me a car that can be drop 250 feet with 4 passengers inside and all survive. Then, I will get that car.

[@beilkster]

New IIHS test?

[@benjaminsmith2287]

Hyundai Elantra in 2022 and it was 300 foot cliff. 2 passengers crawled out the car and used their iPhone to signal for help. That said, I think Teslas and other car makers (Volvo, Mercedes) overall make safer cars than Hyundai. But, that was one instance where it happened (Dec, 2022). This happened in Buffalo, NY.

[@edventures9884]

Model Y is the new Camry. LFG’ can’t wait to get mine in a year

[@ChickensAndGardening]

If these statements are true, I am now 50% more likely to buy a Tesla. Safety for me and my family is more important than style, appearance, mileage, etc.

[@suneethapothireddy-c2n]

Tesla is the greatest car company of all time.

[@daviddenley3512]

Great video, thank you.

[@2nd3rd1st]

5:20 That crash was not an accident and the Tesla didn't drive off the cliff, the driver and father of the family drove the car over the cliff to commit murder suicide. Careful with your wording, the car wasn't on FSD or AP.

[@lighthousesaunders7242]

Correct. The car was driven off the cliff. It didn't drive off the cliff.

[@davidbeppler3032]

NHTSA does less testing than Tesla. NHTSA numbers are inflated to make more cars 5 star. NHTSA does not do any testing for a car being hit from the rear or for shearing off the nose. Two of the most common accidents.

[@bigpicture3]

This (the principles of automotive safety) has been known for a very long time. (1) That the occupants are contained in a very strong (resistant to deformation) cage (3) That all other parts that surround that cage should be crump able. (except the cage itself) (3) That things inside that cage should be restrained from flying around, and passengers from direct impact against solid things within the cage. Since the "battery pack" is a foundational part of that cage then placing a lot of emphasis on its structure goes a long way towards the strength of the whole cage.

[@nononsenseBennett]

Safety is paramount. I love that Tesla mitigates against impending crashes. So clever.

[@dougwedel9484]

Airbags outside the car can improve safety to the car occupants. Jaguar did this under the bonnet of one of their cars, to soften the blow for pedestrians. That's good but the side impact crashes don't have much space to slow the passengers down. Jaguar's airbag was under the bonnet and pushed the metal up, so the pedestrian struck would push it down. That can be done with the doors. The airbags can push the exterior door panel out as much as 30 cm just before a crash, so the car occupants have this much give, this much crumple zone on the side. That's a lot. When combined with the curtain airbags, seatbelts, it could reduce the impact shock by a massive amount.

[@Ebooger]

There's Tesla. Then there's the rest of the industry, worldwide, falling farther behind by the day. Tesla uses math and science to the max. He should have named the company "Steinmetz".

[@TeslaEVolution]

THSI SHOULD BE ON CNN, CNBC, MSCNBC and more! Sad media is so gasoline car biased!!!

[@austinpowers1999]

Media is MKULTRA MIND CONTROL and run by the deep state. Elon is fighting the deep state via Twitter.

[@johnarnold893]

pete h ......not really, they are revenue driven and Tesla doesn't advertise.

[@alexk729]

Every car company has EV’s now so…..

[@Just-J-10]

They are paid to be anti-Tesla and anti-Elon.

[@rsaggar]

They are advertisement dollars and tutes influenced

[@robkeshav800]

I saw a snippet of interview with Steve Job's wife and Tim Cook where she told them that she likes Tesla as it is the safest car. Apparently Cook & Ives don't think that it looks "good" or styled properly

[@TMIOTesla]

Haha they wish they thought of it first

[@mialgri]

I hope Cybertruck collects all saves improvements!

[@tronghungdao251]

KEEP IT'S UP ELON

[@praero551]

Very well explained for layman, lots of people has no clue and might think difference between like ID5 and MY are similar to Nissan vs Toyota…..jeeezzzz

[@overdriver99]

excellent video!! thank you so much. safety is very important to me personally. I used to love Volvo but now I guess Tesla is new standard for safety.

[@davidkendall2272]

Yep, Tesla's are the safest. Recent example of Tesla with 4 people surviving 250 ft crash off cliff in CA. The driver intentionally drove off the cliff but all survived because they were in a Tesla. Any other vehicle all would have perished. I am on 4th Tesla and will be owner for life because of its safety +because they are incredibly fun to drive.

[@trex2092]

4 ????? Bad driver?

[@benjaminsmith2287]

Did you know a Hyundai Elantra driver drove off a 300 ft cliff and survived (he and his wife). The car landed on its roof. This happened in Dec 2022. It's fantastic that the Tesla saved these people. I do think people need to keep in mind that a lot of times, whatever car you're in, you're not surviving a crash off a cliff.

[@benjaminsmith2287]

@@trex2092 News says he tried to kill his own family. He was arrested.

[@dennisluftig3526]

Terrific!

[@Kenslyfresh]

With all those safety features you would think insurance would be cheaper and favor driver with a Tesla. Maybe I’m looking at the wrong places but for my Model Y 2023 the insurance was the same as usual. No prior accident or claims.

[@peters972]

The combination of excellent manufacturing and software towards safety will differentiate Tesla from oems and justify a higher pe, I think.

[@harrywoods9784]

Just a thought, In my mind ,Tesla is a accelerating black swan event. There is just too many converging technologies at play ,for most wall Street and institutional analyst to wrap their head around. Teslas third generation platform, it’s not what most analyst thinks it is. First and foremost it’s about manufacturing,Possibly full body casting and drive by wire ,both would be logical. With drive by wire they could have driver controls or not. But more importantly it will increase Teslas addressable market massively,Tesla Could easily reach 10 million vehicles by 2026. Like when Tesla introduced the cyber truck it’s design confused most analysts, the same thing will happen when they introduced their new third generation platform. Tesla will be a dilemma for the majority of traditional Analysts ,until it’s not.🤔IMO

[@philoso377]

Safety issue has migrated from physical to chemical. Chemical? Thermal runaway and chain reaction in battery chemistry.

[@scotteladd2537]

The only US auto maker with experience in that area is GM.

[@nicok.1491]

@@scotteladd2537 To bad they'll be bankrupt by the end of the decade🤣

[@kingdaniel1360]

4:45

[@usamasarkitv3066]

💪💪💪

[@MarkBesaans]

The rest of the auto industry requires intensive care resuscitation and bureaucratic decapitation to respond to accelerating Tesla innovation. They are far behind and only BYD is proving worthy of the challenge.

[@nicok.1491]

Meh BYD gives a shit about customer safety and only has more sales than Tesla in China, worldwide Tesla is still leading by far. And most importantly while BYD makes about $1k per vehicle sold, Tesla makes over $9k per vehicle sold.

[@ebirrel]

Giga

[@danielcurtis4179]

If the thermal management can warm the battery when it's cold that would eat a lot of the charge if it wasn't plugged up while sitting in the cold.

[@nicok.1491]

No idea what this has to do with the safety of the vehicles....

[@suneethapothireddy-c2n]

Rivian and lucid get compared to tesla. But tesla as a whole gets compared to a fucking 4 million dollar hypercar. That's a stupid amount of dominance. And also lame how a two seated hypercar get's compared to a 4-7 seater family sedans and suv's....

[@Silly_squirrel95]

To bad the world keeps attack Elon Musk

[@muziraaggrey6270]

That's how all previous inventors were attacked. The industrial revolution was resisted in many places but the rest is now history

[@lancemillward1912]

Low centre of gravity in Tesla suvs due to that heavy battery

[@barriewhiteley1692]

But all the others are better according to Ford and GM hahahaha

[@tsh5870]

One piece complete casting frame, who can complete in safety?

[@bobknight6394]

I still want to drive my car thanks!!!

[@KattarRSSHindu]

Get the base model without drive assist then?

[@williamscoggin1509]

You need to tell the truth about the accident supposedly in California. A man was committing suicide and trying to murder his wife and two children by forcing the car off the cliff at over 70 miles an hour. This was no accident, this was attempted murder by the driver. Proven by the testimony of the children and the wife.

[@TMIOTesla]

Yes, it's displayed in the video

[@muziraaggrey6270]

The family was saved by a tesla

[@cinemaipswich4636]

Automotive safety does not exist in the USA. Any fool can string together any parts from any machine and ride it on any road. The only proviso is that you don't do it twice.

[@jameshoffman552]

Like #420

[@drewkoenen8334]

Let me guess it’s the best car in its class….ooops the only car in its class.

[@rayarias7127]

Can Tesla vehicles be hacked and controlled from a diferente location?

[@KattarRSSHindu]

Nope

[@PilotVBall]

Based on test footage, I'd rather be in the pickup truck.

[@m83ikael]

Is Elon Funding this channel?

[@nicok.1491]

What an idi*tic thought...

[@aaaaaaaard9586]

EVs are safer because they're 20-30% heavier than others🤦‍♂️ Safer for YOU, more danger to others.

[@beilkster]

Bicycle vs ICE car crash = Bicycle vs most EVs crash < Bicycle vs acident avoidance tesla EV non-crash.

[@aaaaaaaard9586]

​@@beilkster More like ICE car vs ICE car -> both get injured ICE car vs Tesla -> ICE driver dead, Tesla owner fine (severe emotional damage though) ICE car vs house -> porch destroyed Tesla vs house -> penetration Tesla FSD -beta- + 😪 -> death and destruction

[@nicok.1491]

What an incredibly st*pid thing to say...

[@RoguePC4U]

Are you going to also chastise big rigs over pickups in an accident then? Trucks vs cars? SUV's vs small sedans? A Honda Pilot vs a Honda Fit? Unless every vehicle on the road is the exact same make and model there will always be weight disparities. Why single out EV's?

[@nicok.1491]

@@RoguePC4U Emotional problems. Probably an EV hater that ran out of arguments...

[@NoHandle690]

Some AI robot VoiceOver here LOL Get lost