• ch00f@lemmy.world
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    13 days ago

    There is a way. Not practical, but if you pry off the speaker cover, there is a release cable.

    I blame regulators.

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      The Model X had it under a speaker cover. The model 3 didn’t have it listed in the user manual. Fans discovered under a rubber door pocket cover, you could remove a flushed mounted plastic tab and fish out a pull wire to open the door.

      It wasn’t until 2024 that Model 3’s got a door release.

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        Idea: in case of emergency the user can download a 400 mb app and after login + otp verification can see where is the emergency door opening tab

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        Strange. Maybe it’s a Europe thing, but my 2020(?) M3 has a little mechanical lever you can pull to open.

        E: both front and back like nop’a 2018 model 3 in the response below

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            11 days ago

            I’ve been planning to go down to the basement where the car lives to check, but haven’t been that way yet. I’ll let you know. I guess it’s possible that I just assumed the back would be like the front because why the fuck wouldn’t it be. But then again, Elon.

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          In the front seats, right? Everyone (even I agree rightfully so) got mad about the rear passengers not having one.