Tesla Model S Rear Suspension Geometry

The rear on Model S carries an average of -1.9 degrees of camber.  This is normally enough to eat the inside shoulder of the rear tire.

The following are some pictures of the rear suspension.  In addition, there is a "stick" layout showing how much the top link must be lengthened to remove a degree and the camber gain associated with lowering the car by two inches.  The component lengths are quick measurements and I have not verified the assumption that both upper and lower links start at a 2 degree upward slope at Standard ride height.   The drawing can be found here.

Tire Degradation Numbers