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The only survivor of the October 24 fire was a woman in her 20s who was able to get to safety after a quick thinking passer-by smashed a window of the burning Model Y car to free her
Are the passengers also expected to read the manuals and watch the videos before getting a ride?
I’m not defending the design or placement, just pointing out it’s there and that the driver should know what’s in their car.
As I’ve said with others here multiple times, I think the larger issue you’re touching on is valid, but also not exclusively a Tesla issue. Every manufacturer has a different way of invoking an emergency manual door release in recent cars, EV and ICE. Maybe that should be standardized across the board?
I agree with you that it’s not just tesla. I do also think we already have a standardised method of opening doors, and they should stick with it
Not arguing that. Electronic door releases are nice but complicate things in an emergency.