Need Video From Bricked Tesla Model 3

[RedWitch]

Long story short, I was involved in a collision with my less-than-6-months-old Tesla Model 3 a week and a half ago. The car was T-boned severely enough to cause the electrical system to completely shut down and be disabled.

My question is, how can I retrieve the video from the vehicle, since it will not power on?

 

[Thp3]

Did you retrieve the USB drive? Was anything written to that?

 

[karkrazy]

USB stick in glovebox. Now how do you open a glovebox without power…
I’m assuming you’ll need at least 12v power, but that’s beyond me

 

[Thp3]

If you still have access to the Tesla, you could try the 12 volt battery. It might allow you to open the glovebox.

good luck. It’s likely there is no video in the USB drive.

 

[brkaus]

I’m pretty sure I read there is a panel that can be removed to access the glovebox.

 

[SnowballY]

Were you able to get a video? I was in a read end collision in my Y. I grabbed the usb but nothing on it. The Y messaged me 2 hours later that sentry was shutting down. I'm hoping there is a video somewhere.

 

[SnowballY]

Long story short, I was involved in a collision with my less-than-6-months-old Tesla Model 3 a week and a half ago. The car was T-boned severely enough to cause the electrical system to completely shut down and be disabled.

My question is, how can I retrieve the video from the vehicle, since it will not power on?

I'm in the same situation

 

[SnowballY]

Did you retrieve the USB drive? Was anything written to that?

My usb was had nothing on it. The accident happened. I pulled out the usb like 20 minutes later.