Angela Chao's Fatal Crash Spurs Tesla Safety Concerns

Investigation concludes Chao's death was an accident, raising questions about vehicle safety.

Angela Chao, Foremost Group CEO and sister-in-law to Sen. Mitch McConnell, died in a tragic car crash with a blood alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit.
The investigation into Chao's death has concluded, revealing she accidentally reversed her Tesla Model X into a pond, leading to her drowning.
Chao's death has sparked discussions on Tesla vehicle safety, specifically concerning gearshift design and the use of laminated glass in windows.
Chao was a prominent business executive and philanthropist, serving on several prestigious boards and being remembered for her spirited personality and compassion.
The incident has led to a broader conversation about motor vehicle submersions, with an estimated 400 annual deaths in North America.