Private investigator Steve Fischer obtained the initial complaint report, vehicle impound report and photos of D4vd’s Tesla resulting from when it was declared abandoned. He told “Banfield” on Friday that neighbors noticed the car had been parked in the same spot for a while.

Tesla has been placed under investigation by the US automotive regulator amid fears that issues with door handles could leave drivers trapped inside their vehicles. The United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) opened an investigation into more than 174,

Tesla Model Y cars do have manual door releases inside, but NHTSA pointed out that small children usually cannot operate these handles by themselves, leaving them trapped if the electronic handles fail. Some Tesla doors won't open, and now the feds are knocking. #Tesla #ModelY #NHTSA #EV #CarSafety #ElonMusk https://t.co/wSfwKx7glN

Tesla is preparing to revamp its door handle design by merging the electronic and manual release mechanisms, currently positioned separately. Chief Designer Franz von Holzhausen revealed the update during a Bloomberg