Elon Musk has stated that every part of the Tesla Model X has been designed with safety as a first priority. This was recently proven when a family of four survived a horrific accident near Mohlen in Switzerland with only minor injuries.
The accident happened Sunday morning, around 10:45 a.m. on board the A3. According to accident reports, a family of four was traveling in their country Tesla Model X In the direction of Basel when they left the road. The all-electric SUV ended up breaking through a wildlife fence and down a bridge.
This caused the Tesla Model X to flip over several times before it stopped lying on its side. The photos of the accident were shocking, with the car being so badly damaged that it no longer looked like a Model X.
As noted in a report from canton argauauthorities who responded to the accident immediately saw that there were children in the Model X. Fortunately, or almost miraculously, police and emergency responders found the 47-year-old driver, his 39-year-old wife and their two children, six and nine, responsive.
A rescue helicopter was sent to the scene of the accident, and the mother and children were taken to the University Hospital Basel. The Model X driver has been transported to a medical facility in Listal. All four had minor injuries, according to initial reports.
The Tesla Model X in which the family was completely assembled. However, such losses are definitely worth it, considering that the car was capable of it Properly protect its occupants Despite the seriousness of the accident.
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