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Ok, what is the acronym for a Troll In Tesla?

I think you are right on the possibility it was designed to fail. The impact was similar to catching a kerb but while accelerating at about 60mph. The tyre suffered a blow out. It is shredded from limping into a layby. Look at the picture provided above. If that link didn't fail you would end...

I can see that would cause a weak point. It would be interesting to find if that is by design or default. Hope the SC don't drag their heels on getting the car back on the road.

Thanks for that. It makes sense to have a sacrificial link there. Unfortunately I had to limp to a layby, resulting in this damage to the inner wing

This is the broken item.... I would value opinion on whether that should have gone like that?

Sorry, am I missing out on something?

Many thanks

Hello all, I hit a wood bearer lying on a motorway on-ramp at about 30 mph in my "new to me" 2016 Model S70D. The pic is of the car on the way to the SC. Any idea of what is going on here? The tyre is blown out which is sort of expected. But what is with the camber? The impact was not that major.

I hit a large piece of wood lying in the road. The Vehicle is being examined at the SC tomorrow. I can understand a blowout but I am surprised at the damage to either the control arm or camber link.