"If Tesla can update the brakes over the air – an industry first – we'd be happy to retest our Model 3," Jake Fisher, Consumer Reports' director of automotive testing told Reuters. Related: Elon Musk wants to build a diner Those 400,000+ drivers who slapped down $1,000 to reserve their Model 3 sedan from early 2016 have been frustrated by the company's production bottlenecks. Musk has vowed to boost production to 5,000 cars a week, in order to meet the demand for vehicle. Is Tesla doing enough to meet the demand for the Model 3?