The Tesla trapped the driver and killed them, as we have come to expect now, very unlike other car designs.

The accident, between the Tesla and an SUV, occurred shortly after 4 p.m. at Northeast 163rd Street between 29th and 34th avenues. The car went up in flames after the crash and trapped the driver, who was the only person inside, said Detective Corey Darden, North Miami Beach police spokesman.

Witnesses apparently said the car exploded into a fire, the infamously defective doors preventing rescue. A crowd could only watch in shock and horror as Tesla burned yet another person to death.

A lot of people were near the car and we could see the car and I told them, “Please, all of the people should give some distance,” said witness Ariel Craser. […] “I might have witnessed his last moments, if it was a guy or girl, I don’t know. I’m speechless, I don’t even know what to say,” said Barreto.

Tesla lost control and veered into a stationary object, becoming a deathtrap for a 24 year old driver in an area long known to have dangerous traffic conditions.

Officers could not pry the Tesla driver out of the car before it became fully engulfed in flames, police said.