English: This image shows the rear section of a Tesla Model X undergoing collision repair inside an auto body shop. The liftgate and rear panels have been removed or replaced with unfinished parts, exposing portions of the vehicle’s frame and structural components. Tesla designs the Model X with a mixed-material construction, using aluminum extensively for body panels and frame sections, along with high-strength steel reinforcements in areas such as the crash structure and safety cell. Repairing the rear of a Tesla often requires specialized tools and certified training, as aluminum bodywork cannot be repaired using the same methods as conventional steel vehicles. The photo illustrates the complexity of post-collision repair for Tesla vehicles, highlighting both the lightweight design and the strict repair standards that come with maintaining structural integrity and crash safety.