> Isn't the problem here that the parent left the kid in the car. What does this have to do with Tesla. Grandparent, and she put the kid in the carseat before

> Isn't the problem here that the parent left the kid in the car. What does this have to do with Tesla. Grandparent, and she put the kid in the carseat before trying to get in herself. And if you read the article (yeah, yeah, against the rules, but you clearly didn't read it) it has to do with Tesla because the only way to open the door with a dead 12-volt battery is from the inside. The exterior mechanisms don't work. And a 20-month-old in a carseat isn't in a great position to help out the adults stuck on the outside.