After a social media video circulated showing the trunk of the Tesla Cybertruck Chop vegetables, we spent a week watching idiots post videos online to prove that the Frunk was actually safe. Only then did we see that it wasn’t about a single owner He almost broke his finger I’m trying to prove something. Now, a little over a day after the same man was willing to put his toes in danger to prove something. Now there are rumors that another part of the Cybertruck could be just as dangerous.
One owner Posted in the Cybertruck Owners Club forum about the danger posed by the truck door. The owner described how, after jumping out of the truck parked on an incline, they managed to “grab the corner of the door on my leg.” Although they say the corner of the door wasn’t sharp, apparently it was so sharp that it left a deep gash in her leg – so much so that it looks like it could need stitches.
We declined to take the picture, but you can see it in its full glory over there Cybertruck Owners Club Forum.
As we’ve seen in various pictures of the Cybertruck’s doors, the bottoms look pretty square, so they can do some real damage in certain situations. Like having your leg rubbing against you. There is even a warning about the doors in the Cybertruck Manual, which the owners apparently never took into account. There are warnings for both edges of truck doors:
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Be careful around the Cybertruck’s panel edges, including the doors, power trunk, tailgate, and surrounding panels.
And to wind it up, since they don’t have normal door handles:
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When opening the door, always hold the top as shown. Keep hands and fingers away from the edge of the opening and supervise children when opening and closing the doors. This is particularly important when dealing with a front door where the opening edge can cause injury when opening or closing the associated back door. Failure to follow the correct opening procedure for the front and rear doors could result in injury.
But as with everything with Tesla, even one breach cannot shake the faith that many of these owners have in this company and its products. The owner didn’t seem to care at all that his leg had a deep gash and said, “I’m clumsy so this is 100% my fault lol I still love the truck!”
This article originally appeared on Jalopnik.