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They survived a Cybertruck crash. An inferno led to a race against time.

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A Tesla Cybertruck crash in Piedmont, California, in November 2024 led to three deaths, sparking lawsuits alleging that design flaws hindered escape. The vehicle’s electronic doors and shatter-resistant glass reportedly trapped occupants during a fire. Tesla denies responsibility, citing safety standards. The case highlights concerns over Tesla’s futuristic features and their potential risks, according to a Washington Post review.

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