CAUTION! 2022 Tesla Model X Can Be A DEATH Trap

I know that this may seem super crazy to you, but the Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) reports that airbags do not deploy for about 18 percent of front occupants. If you think this is crazy, then it is also estimated that about 9% of occupants in the front seat lose their lives when airbags do not deploy in a crash. Nah, I’m not trying to scare you, but I think that it is super important to point out that technology fails sometimes. Sure, these statistics also mean that airbags deploy 82% of the time and that 91% of occupants survive, but it doesn’t change the fact that people can lose their lives.

Yeah, I know that this isn’t the kind of thing that you want to hear on YouTube, but I am here to tell you some ways that you can save your life if you have a Tesla Model X. Now, as with all cars, the airbags of the Model X can fail sometimes, and Tesla knows this quite well, which is why they built some safety features into the car that can save your life in case the airbags fail. They’re trying to protect their buyers, which makes sense, because for every buyer who dies in a crash, they lose a potential sale.

Anyways, all that aside, I am about to reveal to you some really cool safety features of the Tesla Model X, and even if you have one of those, I’m pretty sure that you don’t know about some of these features, and that’s why you’ve got me. So, sit back, grab a pencil or something, and make sure you stick with me until the end because I bet the last feature you are going to hear will make your eyes roll.

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