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Numerous Tesla owners say they've been trapped inside their EVs after they lost power.
(www.businessinsider.in)
this post was submitted on 20 Aug 2023
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Absolute horseshit. Practically every person who gets out of my car for the first time goes for the manual handle. I have to make a point to tell them to use the button.
So the design is flawed. 20 year old cars can drop the window slightly when the door is opened, why can't a semi-self-driving car do it?
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It does. If there is no power or somebody swings the door open super fast it can damage/break the window. Generally it's fine.
Not when the battery is dead dipshit
came here to say this exact thing. I'm paranoid new people will pull the manual exit over the button, becauseit can potentially damage the frame.(which is dumb for other reasons).