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steven.maes_69972steven.maes_69972
edited November -1 in Model S
In most video’s I see of the model S, I noticed that the seat of the front seat looks worn-out. I don’t know the correct word in English (google translate gives several options) but I think they are called creases. It looks like the leather of the seat has expanded in the middle and is not tight over the seat anymore.
Does any of you lucky model s owners noticed this as well ?

Comments

  • TimoTimo
    edited November -1
    I think that was one of the things they have worked to correct and one of the reasons for the delay.
  • steven.maes_69972steven.maes_69972
    edited November -1
    So the new delivered cars shouldn't have this issue anymore. Can anyone with a recent delivery confirm this?
  • gimp_dadgimp_dad
    edited November -1
    Definitely no creasing, wrinkling, stretching or sagging in the leather on my seats. I have now had the car for a grand total of 2 months and 2000 miles so it's not like it has seen heavy use but not even a hint of what the seats looked like in the demo units. Mine is a performance model and I don't know how much that affects the material on the seats.
  • stevenmaifert_12203stevenmaifert_12203
    edited November -1
    This was pretty evident in the Get Amped test drive vehicles. I hope they are working on it.
  • Steve841Steve841
    edited November -1
    Are you sure you didnt catch a view of the alcantera inserts? Which would appear a dull areas?
  • mrspaghettimrspaghetti
    edited November -1
    I am reassured by gimp_dad's comment
  • steven.maes_69972steven.maes_69972
    edited November -1
    Thanks Gimp_dad, really helpfull !
  • voutebvouteb
    edited November -1
    Gimp-dad send some real time outside/inside pictures!(please)
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