A lawsuit: Tesla is designed by a university student at home while he is rushing to fire

Krysta Tsukahara’s parents claim that the company that helped El Musk became the richest man in the world with knowledge of the defect for years and could have moved quickly to fix the problem, but it did not do so, leaving the 19 -year -old artist besieged in the midst of the fire and smoke that he finally killed.

Timing He did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The new legal threat to the Lieutenant Colonel in the Olaya Upper Province Court comes just weeks Federal organizers have opened an investigation In complaints from Tesla drivers of the door problems stuck. The investigation and the lawsuit come at an accurate time for the company as it seeks to persuade the Americans that its cars will be safe enough to ride without anyone in the driver’s seat.

Tsukhara was in the back of Cybertruck when the driver who was drunk and drug took it crashed into a tree in a suburb of San Francisco, according to the case. Three of the four people died in the car, including the driver. The fourth of the car was pulled after one of the rescue broke a window and reached.

The lawsuit was first reported by the New York Times.

Tesla doors were in the center of many crash because the battery that operates a opening mechanism in a fire can be found.

The lawsuit follows many others who invited various safety problems with Tesla cars. In August, a jury in Florida decided to be the family of another dead university student, which was killed by Tesla, who was fugitive for years. It granted more than 240 million dollars In damage.

The National Road Traffic Safety Administration, which opened its investigation in the door last month, is looking at complaints from drivers that after leaving their cars, they were unable to open the doors to get their children out, and in some cases, they had to break the window to reach them.