Wearing your seatbelt in any car is standard procedure, but if you’re buckling up for a ride Tesla’s Model S P85D, you might need to strap down everything else as well.
The latest video posted to YouTube showing off the D’s ‘Insane’ acceleration blurs the line between automobile and airliner, and shows what 691 horsepower, 687 pound-feet of instant torque and 1.2-Gs of lateral acceleration can do to free-floating objects in the cabin. (VIDEO: This Is What Tesla’s ‘INSANE’ Button Does)
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The G-force of the D’s 3.1-second 0-60 m.p.h. launch pins the phone to the back seat of the car, proving that if you plan to drive a Tesla, you might want to spring for the full warranty on all your other, non-G-force-producing electronics. (RELATED: Tesla Is Making The World’s Fastest Sedan Even Faster With A Software Update)