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$TSLA IIHS in the U.S. just released the "2025 Tesla Model 3 passenger-side small overlap IIHS crash test" video. The video shows Model 3 performing a passenger-side small overlap front crash test at 40 mph. The crash test indicates that the passenger's living space is well maintained and the...

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