Testing for @MotorTrend SUVOTY shows this rather nasty side of the @TeslaMotors Model X automatic doors. pic.twitter.com/wj3RHPvVHF
— Mark Rechtin (@MarkRechtin) August 25, 2016
That's not how this is supposed to work.
Motor Trend's Mark Rechtin recently posted a video of magazine's loaner Tesla Model X in a parking next to an Audi Q5.
Rechtin attempts to automatically open the front door of the Model X and to his surprise, the door gives the nearby Audi quite a decent nudge.
What's unexpected here is that it's not a fault with the Falcon Wing doors, but rather the more simplistic front doors that, although they open automatically if told to, nonetheless still open in a conventional manner. Are we to believe that the nearby Audi was not detected by the door sensors?
Bump
