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Electric vehicles have recently been under intense scrutiny since Joe Biden and his green communist government are determined to make Americans comply with their absurd “climate change” program, which includes buying 60K electric vehicles. Their reasoning is baffling. Joe believes that people can afford to purchase an absurdly expensive car despite the fact that high petrol prices are unaffordable.

However, Joe and his privileged friends don’t give a damn. They just care about enriching themselves, their “green” benefactors, and their friends.

When it comes to electric vehicles, there are numerous problems. It appears as though a new problem is reported every day. Once again, an electric vehicle disaster story involves a Tesla. This time, the situation became so terrible that one individual was “stuck” inside the car with no way out and had to use the emergency override in order to escape.

Western Journal reported:

A British YouTuber was recently left stranded on the side of the road for hours after his Tesla shut down and trapped him inside.

Tom Exton, a YouTube personality who focuses on the collection of cars and watches, was traveling to London in the Tesla that he bought 5 days prior when the incident occurred.

Exton said he started out with close to a full charge and after only 15 minutes into his trip, his Model Y forced him to pull over, Business Insider reported.

He said on Twitter that the screen inside “glitched” and he “couldn’t do anything.” Minutes later “all power to the car was gone,” he told Insider.

This is a picture of the screen that popped up:

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Exton said he was left inside the “dark car in [the] pitch black on the side of a busy road in freezing temps, with [a] dying phone battery.”

Since Teslas require power to unlock, he said he “couldn’t open the door by conventional means,” and “had to use the emergency manual override latch on the door.”

After two hours, roadside assistance finally arrived.

Doing so “somehow broke the driver’s window,” Exton said.

Exton did tell Insider that Tesla’s customer support was quite helpful and even offered to pay for a night at a hotel, despite his tweet about purchasing a Polestar.

Thank you, but I’ll just keep driving my gas-powered car.

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