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For what it is worth: I don't own a Tesla but I've accidentally used that lever when I was in one. It did not shatter the window. It only triggered a warning on
by wcoenen 5y ago
For what it is worth: I don't own a Tesla but I've accidentally used that lever when I was in one. It did not shatter the window. It only triggered a warning on the display about not opening the door that way because it could cause damage.
- culopatin 5y agoI used a Model 3 a few times and I could never figure out how to open the door in any other way. The first thing I think as a normal human is: To open a door, you normally pull a latch, oh here it is. Then the car yells at you but it spends more time telling you about the risks of what you’re doing wrong, instead it should immediately show a little animation of what I should be doing instead. That or make the latch 2 step.First step is normal operation, if that fails then continue pulling and it forces the manual opening.
- jazzyjackson 5y agoThe AI predicts when you would like to get out and opens the door for you /s
- gwern 5y ago"It only triggered a warning on the display about not opening the door that way because it could cause damage." That makes me think worse of the design, not better, that it is so common but they chose to patch around it with a user nag instead of fixing the design.