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If in 6-10 months there is no retro fit kit I'm going to get these:
414.10.1785 Recaro | Driver Cross Sportster CS 3 Point Belt Seat with Heat Black Leather | Black Leather with Black Logo
They are Recaro Sportster CS seats in leather. About $2k each, and they look almost exactly like factory sets but offer all the support you would want in something that you do long commutes with and a little bit of spirited driving. My only issue would be that I would want it to adapt to the factory mounts so that I could have adjustability. It wouldn't be too hard to do something like that.
Here are some pictures of the seats in cars:
I would think that maintaining an entirely separate line of seating that has been disliked from the beginning is not in Tesla's plans. If I were them, I'd make the new seats standard as soon as possible.
I do..../ Does anyone besides me think it makes sense to wait till the next gen seats are available on the S85 to place an order?
thanks.
Edit: I second-guessed my recollection that the side airbags are seat-mounted based on a comment above, but I shouldn't have. The side airbags are indeed in the seats: Heres Safest Vehicle, Looks Like After NHTSA Crash Tests (36 High-Res Images) | Inside EVs
After sitting in the NextGen seat last weekend, I would definitely not buy another Model S without them. They make a huge difference. Absolutely Night and Day.
My wife hates the current seats, but loved the Next Gen. Even the back seats were much more comfortable.
Hopefully there is a retrofit available at some point for older cars.