Interesting tidbit at the end.

> Besides costing more to repair when they’re damaged in a crash, Scherr also said, EVs are also getting in more crashes.

then

> Our work with Tesla is to look at the performance of the car, so as to lower the risk of incidence of damage

I'm curious if they are working with tesla to <reduce> the performance? Are people getting into accidents because they aren't used to teslas' acceleration vs. a typical gas car? Or are people getting into accidents for other performance reasons, eg: cornering / braking?