这对老夫妇把无钥匙启动的马3的钥匙放在了车外，自己在车里关上门，然后不知道怎么打开门
他们按喇叭，但没人听到，甚至尝试了砸车窗
半天过后邻居发现了他们，其中一人已经昏迷
马自达新西兰表示这并不是设计问题，因为车子可以手动打开门，但老人家不知道怎么打开
老人家表示sales把相关操作描述得必须通过钥匙或遥控器完成。他们决定公开这一事件，避免有其他人受到影响。
http://www.odt.co.nz/regions/cen ... t-stuck-keyless-car
An Alexandra couple hope others can learn from their near-death experience after being trapped in their new ''keyless'' car in their own garage for almost 13 hours recently.
Mollieanne (65) and Brian Smith (68) are still coming to terms with the early November incident when confusion about operating their Mazda 3 hatchback led them to believe there was no way to get out.
The pair were stuck after a series of ''Murphy's Law'' events, including leaving the car's manual in the house, leaving the transponder outside the car and a combination of stress, night-time, and what they called a lack of information from a car salesperson.
After becoming trapped about 7pm on November 5, their attempts to escape included sounding the horn and trying to smash a window with a car jack.
Mrs Smith said it was Guy Fawkes night, and no-one would have noticed the horn due to fireworks.
When they were freed by neighbours about 7.45am the next day, she was unconscious and her husband was struggling to breathe.
She said they were told by emergency services if they had spent another half hour in the car and they could have died.
Afterwards, Mrs Smith spent three days in Dunstan Hospital. Mr Smith, who considered himself ''very methodical'', said he could not find the unlocking mechanism.
''Once I found out how simple it was to unlock it I kicked myself that I did not find the way out ... I had this mind-set that I did not have the transponder [so I could not get out].''
The car salesperson had made it seem the car would not work without the transponder, he said.
He now knew the manual lock was the same as the inside door handle on many other vehicles.
Mr Smith said his message for owners of ''keyless''cars - not just Mazda models - was to educate themselves on how to operate their car before using it.
Mrs Smith said she had decided to ''go public'' as people needed to be aware of the risks of keyless cars, particularly older people inexperienced in new technology.
She had received phone calls from about five people reporting similar keyless-car experiences.
Mazda New Zealand general manager Glenn Harris said the report of the couple being trapped in the car in that manner was an industry first.
''It's not a design flaw with the car ... what we have said to the network is, with new technologies, don't forget to show customers how to use them in their entirety [and] how to override them. There is always a manual process to override them.''
Mr Harris said he ''completely'' empathised with the couple, and said the company needed to ensure it did not happen to anyone else.
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是说密封性好？
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缺氧？
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太危险，幸亏有人发现
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老人就不要高科技了
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买车的时候，人家没有告诉他们怎么开门吗
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那啥，keyless的车，车窗的开法也不一样吗……？
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不知道啊。。文章里是一个昏迷，一个呼吸。。总不能两个一起心梗吧
另外还说明玻璃结实，砸不烂
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媒体报道也是很奇怪，就是没提一句怎么开
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不是半天过后，是被困了12个小时，从晚上7点到次日早上7：45。
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就是和普通一样按中央锁啊的键啊
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这种情况真的好可怕啊。。。。。没文化多可怕啊。。。。。
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但是新闻报道应该说一句，媒体要有责任感
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根本不是什么科技的玩意儿，画蛇添足的东西。。。。
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好可怜，
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会不会钥匙再外面时间长了，就自动落锁了，断电了，又发动不起来。
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不是
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笑话。。。
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快告诉怎么开，万一哪天被关在这种车里面，岂不是要被憋死？
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急问怎么开，知道的快答，在线等！
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不等了，睡觉。没有钥匙的车不坐
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世界奇闻异事第三季，呵呵。
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唉，
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还是破车好，一脚就把门踹开了。。。
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第二次听说这样的新闻了。可怕，危险，没什么可笑的。上一次危些出事的车辆是奥迪车。下文出处：http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014- ... -technology/5194450
Keyless car entry failure: concerns after reports woman locked in own Audi vehicle
The World Today
By Lucy Carter
Updated 28 Feb 2014, 10:19amFri 28 Feb 2014, 10:19am
Keyless entry Photo: Cars are increasingly rely on computer technology like keyless entry (ABC News: Nic MacBean)
Map: Noosa Heads 4567
Concerns have been raised about the downsides of advances in car technology after a Queensland woman faced the terrifying situation of being locked and trapped inside her own car.
Fairfax newspapers are reporting that the woman's keyless-entry car malfunctioned in some way, leaving her trapped and struggling to breathe on a 40 degrees Celsius day.
The ABC understands Audi is monitoring the incident, which happened in Noosa on the state's Sunshine Coast.
Motoring journalist Toby Hagon from drive.com.au has told The World Today incidents like that could happen more, as cars increasingly rely on computer technology.
"Pretty much all modern cars have a deadlocking system that's all designed to keep the thieves out," he said.
"But unfortunately sometimes it keeps the good guys in, particularly if you have an electrical gremlin or a power failure or something like that."
Hagon says he found himself locked inside a Porsche he was test-driving in Sydney in 2010.
Audio: Concerns about the dangers of keyless car entry technology (The World Today)
"I just went out shopping one day with my family. Parked, went out to a shop, came back, got in the car and it wouldn't start," he said.
"So I was trying to lock the car and unlock the car. All of a sudden it locked but it wouldn't unlock, so I was stuck in the car. Ended up being stuck in there for about 45 minutes."
He was trapped inside with his wife and newborn baby.
"The car had a service line associated with it so we called that. Once the guy found out we were stuck in a car with a kid he called the police," he said.
"He beat the police, when he got there he tried for a minute or two to open it.
"By that stage my wife was getting a bit sick of sitting in the car and started to panic, so he offered to smash the window, which we accepted. So the window got smashed and we climbed out."
Porsche technicians later blamed electronic interference for blocking signals from the car's wireless smart key.
Fears issue could 'potentially kill someone'
Hagon says the deadlocking issue could be dangerous, especially on hot days.
"If you're stuck in the car on a hot day it can be extremely dangerous if it's a darker coloured car, particularly with kids," he said.
"They're not going to cope too well and it wouldn't take long at all until it's at the point of potentially killing someone."
If you're stuck in the car on a hot day it can be extremely dangerous ... it wouldn't take long at all until it's at the point of potentially killing someone.
Toby Hagon
Australian Road Safety Foundation chief Russell White says people do not see stationary vehicles as threats.
"The thing is with technology we get so used to it working perfectly that when it doesn't it can put us on the back foot a little bit," he said.
"I think it's something we need to look more at rigorous testing to make sure that other signals don't interfere with keyless entries.
"And obviously also having some sort or emergency exit switch or a lever that someone could pull if they were trapped inside a car would probably be a way that you could potentially get around something like that."
But Tim Moggeridge from the NRMA says his organisation is not too worried.
"Technology is sort of getting away a little bit but you know we have to be on top of our game," he said.
"We introduced new tooling and certainly the training that we provide our staff is of the highest quality and there's not too many vehicles that our patrols can't get into."
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大夏天的被关在自己车里出不出，如果没人帮忙很容易出人命的。再看这里：http://www.drive.com.au/motor-ne ... 20140108-30hde.html
Woman locked inside Audi Q3 on 41-degree day
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如果真是夏天太阳底下暴晒，密闭的车里温度会迅速上升到50度PLUS。。。估计不到半个小时就可以归西了。。
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真可怕
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真悬
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车息火电动窗能工作吗 ？
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