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Your car has the same single point of failure. If your 12V battery goes, you can't drive (it powers the car's ECU and throttle) and your hazard lights won't wor
by dangrossman 13y ago
Your car has the same single point of failure. If your 12V battery goes, you can't drive (it powers the car's ECU and throttle) and your hazard lights won't work. This isn't anything Model S specific.
- Tloewald 13y agoOh, a gasoline-powered car has lots of single points of failure, no question. But it's also a very well-proven technology, and pretty easily fixed even in very out-of-the-way places. BTW the 12v battery was the last thing to go.