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🤣 🏎️ Tesla won't let you in, especially in 2029 hehe

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/a-tesla-owner-says-he-was-locked-out-of-his-ev-after-its-12-volt-battery-died-amid-the-texas-heat/ar-AA1djLGZ

Guy Swann 2y ago

I still just cannot understand not having a fucking manual door handle.even if you choose to have an electronic override which is the default way to open it. Not having a “manual open” failure mode is so dumb to me, ESPECIALLY for a car.

Imagine us escalators all just tilted down so they were flat whenever they lost power, so it’s just a huge, slippery ramp. It’s just a terrible idea.

3 things in a car that should never lose manual access:

• steering column

• brakes

• door handles & locks

I despise this trend in cars. 🤦🏻‍♂️

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JasonC 2y ago

Preach brother!

As an engineer, not building in redundancy or ‘fail-safe’ mechanisms is simply poor engineering. Things need to work first, then add your bells and whistles as optional

The Merkle Treehouse 2y ago

In the future, you’ll have to ask the car company permission to travel to your desired destination like you need permission to spend your money through banks when swiping your card or permission to install the apps of your choice on your phone.

DonkHODL🗿🌽🦨 2y ago

Engineers’ know this.

Elon knows this.

The Government knows this.

Why would they build it anyway?

Why would anyone buy a vehicle that they can be bricked out of?

nobody 2y ago

Couldn't agree more gentlemen 🤝 it's a nice car though tech marvel but like what both of you said... at least some manual levers?!