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Earlier this week, Consumer Reports came out with their annual car reliability survey, which included an update on Model S reliability in which they re-recommended the car due to improved reliability, and also a warning on reliability of initial Model X vehicles due to many issues, particularly with the falcon wing doors.

But as we reported two days ago, since Model S reliability is improving, we should probably expect a similar story to play out with the Model X.  Today, Tesla gave confirmation that this is indeed the case, with a sentence in their shareholder letter:

“Reliability of our vehicles continues to improve and our  warranty accrual rates on new and used vehicles declined from Q2 to Q3.  The amount of issues that we have addressed with ModelX have fallen by 92% in the last 12 months, a reflection of the improvements we have made in Model X due to our ability and commitment to react quickly to issues.”
 



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Tesla Confirms Initial Model X Issues - Claims Most Have Been Addressed Already

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