Wired.com...Tesla’s Model X Has Bigger Problems Than Faulty Falcon Doors

[ssq]

It has made PLENTY of news. I've seen seeing articles about it all over the place. It's in the trending section for me on the right side of Facebook.

Here's some media coverage:
Airbag failure fears prompt Nissan to recall 3.53 million vehicles
Nissan will recall 3.53 million vehicles because air bags may not deploy
Nissan to recall more than 3.5 million vehicles over air bag sensor
Nissan Recalls Nearly 4 Million Cars With Air Bag Problems

Excellent !! I am happy if ICE makers get a ton of flak! I was only joking upthread since everything Tesla shoots up the click-bait author's interest.

 

[ecrsail]

In all seriousness, the Nissan airbag recall sounds like a pretty serious safety issue.... It deserves attention and kudos to Nissan for owning up to it and doing the right thing. And it is no doubt a far more expensive decision for Nissan than Tesla's (also correct) decision to redesign and replace the third-row seat latches on the relatively few Model X's that have already been delivered.

 

[RIZE]

Nissan...probably won't make the news, does not make for good click-bait. How long before we start seeing these "top 10 Tesla fails!"... "Tesla doesn't want you to know this secret!".. and so on.. *sigh*

I like those articles and videos. It is a nice excuse to 'discuss' with other people....

 

[Vitold]

Tesla’s Model X Has Bigger Problems Than Faulty Falcon Doors


I am not sure I should worry yet or look into a Model S since I have no news on when mine will be delivered.

The article is based on facts but makes wrong conclusions. This is not a first negative Tesla article I've read on Wired.

Based on timing of this and previous "hit-job" article I'm starting to suspect that someone at Wired or their friends don't like Tesla for some reason(s).

 

[Drivin]

The article is based on facts but makes wrong conclusions. This is not a first negative Tesla article I've read on Wired.
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Which conclusions from the article do you think are wrong?

Have you ever read a positive article about tesla in wired?