No agenda with the Rolling Stone article at all... Here is the full list of of the 23 vehicles that iseecars.com deemed "the most dangerous cars on the road."
From the iseecars.com article that Rolling Stone based its article on:
"A vehicle’s size, weight, and height certainly play a part in its ability to protect passengers in a crash,” said Brauer. “But the biggest contributor to occupant safety is avoiding a crash, and the biggest factor in crash avoidance is driver behavior. A focused, alert driver, traveling at a legal or prudent speed, without being under the influence of drugs or alcohol, is the most likely to arrive safely regardless of the vehicle they’re driving.”
We've already established in various threads that many Tesla drivers drive like assholes. Mix that in with the vehicle's acceleration and some drivers' unfamiliarity with regenerative braking, and operator error leads to a higher rate of accidents for these vehicles.