Here's what I have from the driver of the red MS. Please understand that details provided by him are minimal as they needed to spend time dealing with the insurance firm, the authorized repair shop, Tesla reps, and also had to rush in prepping to depart on a trip. In addition to what has been already been shared via local news media, this is what Sonny Aquino shared with me knowing it will be posted onto this forum ...
The car is still being evaluated. There are two shops on the island that are Tesla-authorized shops. It will take a month for the parts to get here. Once the parts get here, they may have to wait further until the shop can work on the car. In the meantime the car will be kept in the Aquino's garage.
The other vehicle was reportedly insured.
He stated that he felt the "the body of the car was rock solid" when impacted by the SUV at 100 MPH, and they felt "protected". He feels that this contributed to their lack of serious injury or death.
He stated that the SUV hit their driver's side rear bumper, rear fender, and rear wheel. This impact caused the passenger side of the MS to hit the guard rail on the right side of the road. He says the passenger side of the MS is scratched up.
He also stated the none of the airbags deployed during the accident, and Tesla was not currently able to explain why. The car is being checked by Tesla with regard to this.
I have not been able to talk to the couple. This info was relayed to me in brief snippet-style texts, so it is literally all that I have to share (so, please don't ask me for any further details). We can only speculate on all the finer details. If I receive any further info that can share, I will post it in this Hawaii forum.