Here is what the page “Tesla Adds Emergency Drive-Off Feature After Idaho Supercharger Shooting” contains. Tesla has introduced a new safety feature that allows drivers to immediately drive away from a Supercharger station in an emergency, even while the vehicle is still plugged in. The update comes in response to a mass shooting at a Tesla Supercharger in Idaho in August that left four people dead and seven wounded. Previously, when a Tesla was charging, the charging cable was locked to the vehicle's port and the car could not be driven until the plug was physically removed.
The new feature, which Tesla described as an emergency escape function, lets drivers override the lock and drive off mid-charge if they feel threatened or need to flee quickly. This change addresses a critical vulnerability for EV owners who may find themselves in dangerous situations at public charging stations. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.