>Tesla’s total recordable incidence rate (TRIR) in 2015 was 31 percent higher than the industry-wide incident rate (8.8 injuries per 100 workers, compared to 6.

>Tesla’s total recordable incidence rate (TRIR) in 2015 was 31 percent higher than the industry-wide incident rate (8.8 injuries per 100 workers, compared to 6.7 for the automobile manufacturing industry as a whole). Even Jalopnik got a quote from Tesla that has a hard time directly refuting the math: >“We may have had some challenges in the past as we were learning how to become a car company, but what matters is the future and with the changes we’ve made, we now have the lowest injury rate in the industry by far,” a Tesla spokesperson told Jalopnik by email. The point being, IBNR (Incurred But Not Reported) type updates change Tesla's numbers after the fact pretty frequently. http://jalopnik.com/internal-tesla-data-shows-injury-rates-exceed-industry-1795511990 http://jalopnik.com/internal-tesla-data-shows-injury-rates-e...