In a tragic car accident, four lives were lost as the Tesla’s electric doors failed to open, leaving the occupants trapped in the burning vehicle. It is crucial for escape routes to be foolproof and consistently functional during such emergencies.
Tesla prides itself on being the ‘Safest car in the world,’ positioning itself above numerous well-established vehicles. However, in this particular incident, the car’s fundamental functionalities faltered, resulting in the tragic demise of four friends who desperately struggled to open malfunctioning doors as they were engulfed in flames.
The Tesla crashed into a guardrail on Lake Shore Boulevard East in Toronto, traveling at a high speed. The impact severely damaged the internal door mechanism, rendering the electronic button used to open the Tesla doors inoperable. As a result, the car became a dangerous situation, potentially trapping its occupants inside.
Tesla Claims There Is A Manual Back-Up In The Doors
When purchasing a car, it is crucial to be aware of certain information that is often not widely advertised. One of these important details is the vulnerability of electronic systems in the event of an accident.
This is a common occurrence and can pose serious risks. In the case of the four friends mentioned earlier, remembering such critical information would have been extremely difficult.
It is therefore imperative that the emergency escape mechanism in a vehicle is not only well-hidden but also easily accessible and foolproof.
The tragic death of four people occurred due to the malfunctioning electronics in the Tesla doors.
