As regulators on three continents scrutinize the safety of electrically powered car doors out of concern some designs can fail, locking out owners or trapping occupants inside,
In early 2016, Tesla’s design and engineering teams were racing to finalize the Model 3, the mass-market sedan that would help turn the niche seller of high-end electric cars into the world’s most valuable automaker. But the development was dogged by questions over how the doors should be opened.
Over a series of meetings in Palo Alto, California, and ...
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