Tesla Model 3 Owners Are Complaining About A Design Flaw Making Water Pour Into Their Trunks After Rain
Elon Musk's Tesla, Inc. has to be one of the most innovative companies to ever exist - their line of Tesla electric cars are not only environmentally friendly but also feature all sorts of latest technology, like the ability to drive unassisted. However, even such high-tech cars don't come without their own design flaws. Just recently one Youtube user uploaded a video of his Tesla Model 3 after the rain and showed how one simple design mistake can cause a major inconvenience.
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Elon Musk's Tesla, Inc. has to be one of the most innovative companies to ever exist - their line of Tesla electric cars are not only environmentally friendly but also feature all sorts of latest technology, like the ability to drive unassisted. However, even such high-tech cars don't come without their own design flaws. Just recently one Youtube user uploaded a video of his Tesla Model 3 after the rain and showed how one simple design mistake can cause a major inconvenience.
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Image credits: Bjørn Nyland
The video, uploaded by Bjørn Nyland, was watched over half a million times and people are already roasting Tesla in the comments.
Image credits: Bjørn Nyland
Turns out the shape of the trunk is perfect for letting rainwater pour into the trunk after being opened. And while this might not be a big deal for Californians, it's a pretty serious design flaw for people living where it rains often.
Image credits: Bjørn Nyland
Even though it looks hilarious, it's only funny until it happens to you.
This Tesla Model 3 owner showed an annoying design flaw in their car
Image credits: Bjørn Nyland
The video, uploaded by Bjørn Nyland, was watched over half a million times and people are already roasting Tesla in the comments.
Looks like the designers didn't really think about rainy conditions
Image credits: Bjørn Nyland
Turns out the shape of the trunk is perfect for letting rainwater pour into the trunk after being opened. And while this might not be a big deal for Californians, it's a pretty serious design flaw for people living where it rains often.
The video shows Bjørn's things getting soaked after he opens the trunk
Image credits: Bjørn Nyland
Even though it looks hilarious, it's only funny until it happens to you.
See the video for yourself below
Image credits: Bjørn Nyland
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