You know how you are pulling the front doors handle from the inside and the door jumping out to open it for you.
In any car (other than Model X), you look before you open the door, then you trigger the handle, double check in the mirrors that it's safe to open, and then open the door. In Tesla, the door jumps out as soon as you trigger the handle.
Well a couple of days ago it, the door jumped out on the car that was passing me and I could NOT catch it on time, and the other car hit my door. Now, whose fault is that? If they made the door open automatically, why isn't the car checking for passing cars on that side? Do I need to play this game "catch me if you can" every time?
That is pretty easy to do with all the sensors and cameras Tesla has.
Audi did it, meaning this feature is out there, and now I know, it's very critical one to have on Model X.
I simply afraid to open the door now.
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In any car (other than Model X), you look before you open the door, then you trigger the handle, double check in the mirrors that it's safe to open, and then open the door. In Tesla, the door jumps out as soon as you trigger the handle.
Well a couple of days ago it, the door jumped out on the car that was passing me and I could NOT catch it on time, and the other car hit my door. Now, whose fault is that? If they made the door open automatically, why isn't the car checking for passing cars on that side? Do I need to play this game "catch me if you can" every time?
That is pretty easy to do with all the sensors and cameras Tesla has.
Audi did it, meaning this feature is out there, and now I know, it's very critical one to have on Model X.
I simply afraid to open the door now.
start on 9m 29s