Tesla: There's No Safety Issue With Model S or Model X

The transcript discusses a potential defect in the Tesla Model S suspension system, which US regulators are investigating. Tesla denies any safety issues. Concerns are raised about Tesla's non-disclosure agreements, which may prevent customers from reporting issues to regulators. The transcript also provides an overview of the Tesla Model S, its market position, and the high demand for the upcoming Model 3, highlighting production challenges.

What is the main concern regarding the Tesla Model S discussed in the video?

• The interior design

• The vehicle's top speed

• The car's battery life

• A potential defect in the suspension system

What is the primary purpose of Tesla's non-disclosure agreement with customers?

• To keep customers from discussing the car's design

• To prevent customers from sharing trade secrets

• To stop customers from discussing repairs with safety regulators

• To ensure customers do not reveal pricing details

Which Tesla model is described as their main luxury sedan?

• Model S

• Model X

• Roadster

• Model 3

What is the expected price range for most Tesla Model S cars?

• $50,000 to $70,000

• $100,000 to $132,000

• $150,000 to $200,000

• $20,000 to $30,000

How many deposits have been placed for the Tesla Model 3?

• 100,000

• 373,000

• 500,000

• 200,000