Tesla Cybertruck's Frunk Sensing Update Raises Safety Concerns

Despite a new software update aimed at improving safety, Tesla's Cybertruck frunk continues to pose risks, particularly when closing on small objects or fingers.

Tesla's recent Cybertruck update, intended to enhance frunk safety, still allows for the pinching of fingers and small objects.
YouTuber tests reveal that while larger items like bananas are now spared, smaller items like carrots and fingers can still be trapped.
Tesla engineer explains that the frunk's learning algorithm may increase closing force with repeated attempts, complicating safety measures.
Comparative tests with other vehicles' automatic tailgates show mixed results, highlighting the unique challenges of Tesla's design.
Despite improvements, the frunk's design and functionality continue to draw scrutiny from both users and safety regulators.