Model S 與磚牆的對決 - 汽車

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一名荷蘭的青少年趁著他父親到西班牙時偷開他爸的Model S

這位父親當時有接受到鄰居警告說他的車不在車道上被人開走了

於是他用手機APP追蹤到他的車子

http://i.imgur.com/nGYPKDq.png


他的兒子跟他三個朋友似乎喝了酒又吸毒，然後開著Model S加速

不久後就直直撞上房子的磚牆

據目擊者表示時速應該有超過150km/h

四人中有三人住院，但沒有嚴重的傷勢



撞破磚牆這種事讓我想到G-Class大概10年前很紅的廣告...XD
https://youtu.be/gnM58kHvLxc


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Tesla Model S versus brick wall: drunk joyride ends in crash

Have you ever ask yourself how the Tesla Model S would fare against a
brick wall? Now you have the answer.

A teen stole his father’s Model S in the Netherlands earlier today and
after engaging in a police chase, the teen crashed the car into a house.
Fortunately, none of the passengers of the vehicle nor the occupants of
the house were seriously injured.


According to AD (Dutch), the 18-year-old driver took his father’s Model
S while he was away in Spain.

Interestingly, neighbors even warned the father that his electric car wasn
’t in the driveway anymore and he was able to track it with the Tesla
mobile app.

His son, who had three of his friends in the car, was under the influence
of drugs and alcohol when the police intercepted them, but they managed
to speed away.

They were driving on a street ending at a T junction and apparently lost
control at the end and crashed into the building.



Occupants of the house told AD that they might have been driving as fast
as 150 km/h (93 mph).

As you can see from the pictures, the Model S completely destroyed the
brick wall facade of the building (pictures by Koen Laureij, Diane
Hoekstra and Michiel van Beers via AD):

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S vs brick wall 3
Fortunately, no one was in the room where the car went through. Three of
the four people in the Model S were hospitalized, but reportedly without
serious injury. The driver was arrested and his license has been revoked.

Electrek’s Take

From an engineering standpoint, it again looks like a good example of the
Model S’ large crumple at the front, thanks to the lack of an engine,
reducing the force of the impact on the cabin.

The Model S is a heavy car at ~4,500 to ~5,000 lbs depending on the
configuration and therefore, it was fairly certain that it was going to
go through that wall – especially if they were indeed going at over 90
mph (~150 km/h). But despite the severity of the impact, the damages
appear to be limited to the crumple zone and windshield.

It is reminiscent of another Tesla joyride that ended in a spectacular
Tesla Model S crash after flying 82+ft in the air, which also showed the
importance of a large crumple zone – something easier to achieve in an
electric car.


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