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> Primary problems stated for the Model S were issues with the suspension wishbones, as well as problems with fog lights and low beams.
by burke 5y ago
> Primary problems stated for the Model S were issues with the suspension wishbones, as well as problems with fog lights and low beams.
- patd 5y agoOther sources seem to write it the other way around : headlights but also wishbones. But nobody seems to quote the TUV directly or link to the actual report
- nmehner 5y agoAFAIK there is only a press release: https://www.tuev-verband.de/pressemitteilungen/e-autos-hauptuntersuchung https://www.tuev-verband.de/pressemitteilungen/e-autos-haupt... and a powerpoint presentation https://www.tuev-verband.de/?tx_epxelo_file[id]=858582&cHash=e3d9e0baf0f0ac8fd9daebd1e8ea8a19 https://www.tuev-verband.de/?tx_epxelo_file[id]=858582&cHash... . "In addition to defects in the fog light and the low beam, the Model S at the HU mainly has problems with the wishbones. " so not a lot of information in there either.
- drewg123 5y agoIts not the wishbone, but my 4 year old / 40k mile model X had an issue with the ball joints being worn out a few months ago.
- namdnay 5y agoFog lights/low beams issues probably just means they weren't set correctly by the dealership before being sent to test