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Except, it already does this in a Tesla right now. If you stop the car, unbuckle your seatbelt, and open the door, it'll automatically put the car in park. No n
by Kirby64 6y ago
Except, it already does this in a Tesla right now. If you stop the car, unbuckle your seatbelt, and open the door, it'll automatically put the car in park. No need to hit park.
What scenario are you needing to use the park function to prevent running someone over? That's what the brakes are for.
- toomuchtodo 6y agoAlso does the same in reverse with the door open fwiw (hard to back up with the door open looking back).