WATCH: Tesla app failure allows man to drive off in stranger’s Model 3

A Man is starting to rethink safety Tesla After he and the stranger managed to hack into each others’ computers, technology was able to follow him. Model 3 sedans Without even realizing it at first.

Rajesh Randev, Tesla owner, said that he drove off earlier this month in what he thought was his Model 3 sedan. But he soon realized that he had taken a stranger’s Tesla to the same spot.

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Randev, a Vancouver resident, stated that he noticed things about his car that were not there before.

“I was able to get access,” Randev stated. “But while I start driving it, I realized there was a crack on the windshield.”

The error reportedly The other Tesla driver was also able to unlock Randev’s car and locate his phone number so he could contact him.

Randev claimed that Randev and Randev met up to exchange Model 3s.

“We were both laughing and I called the police as well,” Randev recalled. “The police said they have my statement but they cannot give me a file number because nothing happened but if something does happen to let them know and they will investigate.”

“I was surprised how I was able to drive someone else’s car, by mistake, for an hour-and-a-half while his car was in his hand,” He added.

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Randev stated that he had reached out to Tesla, but has yet to hear back from them.

Tesla was also recently featured Minimum 363,000 vehicles were recalls Due to safety concerns regarding its “Full Self-Driving” system.