US EditionParents of College Student Killed in Tesla Crash Allege Design Flaw Trapped Her in the Burning Car
- The parents of Krysta Tsukahara allege a design flaw in Tesla vehicles prevented her from escaping during a fatal crash, according to a lawsuit filed on Thursday.
- Tesla had prior knowledge of the flaw but failed to address it, resulting in Krysta's death after a crash where the driver was intoxicated.
- Krysta Tsukahara, 19, was in the back of a Cybertruck involved in an accident caused by a drunk and drugged driver.
- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating reports of doors failing to open after crashes, as mentioned in their ongoing investigation.
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Parents of college student killed in Tesla crash say design flaw trapped her
The parents of a college student in a Tesla crash say she was killed by flames and smoke as she tried but failed to escape the burning car because of a design flaw making it difficult to open the doors in fires, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Parents of U.S. college student killed in Tesla crash say design flaw in door trapped her as car burned
The parents of a U.S. college student in a Tesla crash say she was killed by flames and smoke as she tried but failed to escape the burning car because of a design flaw making it difficult to open the doors in fires, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday.
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Parents of college student killed in Tesla crash allege design flaw trapped her in the burning car
A lawsuit filed Thursday by parents of a college student killed in a Tesla crash says she was trapped inside as the car burned because of a design flaw that makes it difficult to open the doors in fires.
Winnipeg Free Press
Parents of college student killed in Tesla crash say design flaw in door trapped her as car burned
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