Tesla Does Not Have Enough Car Accidents in Sweden for Insurance Company Safety Analysis

September 12, 2019
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Swedish insurance company Folksam releases the results of its annual study on the country’s safest cars. Folksam bases their safety analysis on actual accidents. However, Tesla cars only had seven accidents in Sweden. This is not enough for Folksam to perform statistical analysis.

men att bilparken e förliten är ju väldigt vagt. Det ska inte behövas en massa krockar för att klassa en bil som säker. Har bilen funnits sedan 2016 så får man ju ändå anta att den är säkrare än de som krockar hela tiden och har låg skaderisk.

— David (@Dagispappan) September 6, 2019

Här kan du läsa lite mer om varför tex Tesla inte är med: https://t.co/bw0YvAvAMc

— Folksam nyheter (@FolksamMedia) September 5, 2019

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