The most shocking and tragic twist in this story is that Krysta Tsukahara actually survived the initial crash — her death was not caused by the collision with the tree. Instead, she tragically succumbed to smoke inhalation and fire because the Cybertruck’s door design prevented her from escaping the burning vehicle.

This reveals a horrifying reality:

• The crash itself was not the direct cause of her death.

• Krysta was alive and calling for help, but the Cybertruck’s electric door system failed once the vehicle lost power during the fire.

• The manual release mechanism, which could have saved her, was hidden and nearly impossible to access in a real emergency.

• Even when a friend smashed a window to rescue another passenger, Krysta remained trapped and could not be saved.

👉 The most chilling part of this story is that her death was not due to the crash forces, but because of Tesla’s futuristic and stylish door design — a feature intended to look sleek and innovative, but which tragically turned into a deadly trap when the electronics failed.

This incident raises serious questions about the safety of modern vehicle designs and the risks of relying on electronic systems in life-or-death situations. It’s a stark reminder that in the pursuit of style and innovation, human safety must never be compromised.