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Tesla is being sued for an alleged design flaw that may have prevented a teenager from escaping a Cybertruck after a fiery crash, according to court documents.
Passengers Krysta Tsukahara, 19, and Jack Nelson, 20, died alongside driver Soren Dixon, 19, when the Tesla they were traveling in crashed at high speed into a tree in Piedmont, Calif., on Nov. 27. A fourth person was also injured in the collision.
Krystas parents, Carl and Noelle Tsukahara, attempted to get answers about the incident by filing a lawsuit in April.
They filed an amended wrongful death lawsuit on Thursday, Oct. 2, alleging that Teslas design for Cybertruck doors made it nearly impossible for Krysta to exit the vehicle despite having sustained non-life-threatening injuries when the crash occurred, KTVU Fox 2, San Francisco Chronicle and the New York Times reported.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/student-19-2-others-killed-142336922.html

Blue Owl
(57,581 posts)ret5hd
(21,846 posts)the electric operated doors wouldnt open.
ought to be federal, even international law that ALL vehicle doors open mechanically from both inside and outside.
now, off to read to see if i was correct.
markodochartaigh
(4,280 posts)Teen Driver Had BAL Twice the Limit, Cocaine in System in Deadly 2024 Crash https://share.google/dwYYBP9GjlqOhaCU2
stopdiggin
(14,484 posts)That doesn't bear on the issue of design flaw (and inability to exit vehicle)