US EditionVictims' families sue Tesla over deadly Piedmont Cybertruck crash, blaming defective door handles
Lawsuits claim Tesla Cybertruck’s electronic door handles prevented escape from fire, causing deaths by burns and smoke inhalation, amid ongoing federal safety investigations.
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The parents of a college student who tragically died in a Tesla vehicle have filed a lawsuit against the company, claiming that the accident was caused by a known defect in the Cybertruck's design. They claim that their daughter was unable to get out of the vehicle, which burst into flames after the crash, Unilad reports. Last November, 19-year-old Krysta Tsukahara, 20-year-old Jack Nelson and 19-year-old driver Soren Dixon were killed in a high…
Tesla is sued by families who say faulty doors led to two deaths - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
PIEDMONT, Calif. — The parents of two college students killed in a car crash last year in California claimed in lawsuits filed Thursday that the design of the doors in the company’s Cybertruck pickup made it nearly impossible for their children to escape the burning vehicle.
Victims' families sue Tesla over deadly Piedmont Cybertruck crash, blaming defective door handles
The families of two young adults who died in a 2024 crash and fire are taking Tesla to court. The crash involved a Cybertruck in Piedmont in the early morning hours of Thanksgiving Eve last year. The lawsuits allege the tricky design of the truck's door handles left the victims trapped inside.
California Teens Unable To Escape, Killed In Tesla Cybertruck Fiery Crash
A Tesla Cybertruck crash in Piedmont, California, reportedly caused the death of three people. According to reports, two of the victims were teenagers. Since then, the family of one of the victims has taken measures to get answers. A Driver & Two Passengers Lost Their Lives In The Crash Three people were killed when the Tesla they were driving crashed at high speed into a tree in Piedmont, California, back in November. This included driver Soren…
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