Entered the parking lot, got out of the car - and the robotic device fell two floors down: "I thought a missile had fallen"

A car placed in a robotic parking lot in a residential building in the Neve Sha'anan neighborhood of Tel Aviv crashed after the elevator fell two floors. The car owner managed to get out before the collapse. Residents claim recurring malfunctions in the parking lot since its establishment. Several vehicles remain stuck.

A car placed in a robotic parking lot in a residential building on Yesod HaMa'ala Street in the Neve Sha'anan neighborhood of Tel Aviv crashed yesterday (Sunday) after the robotic elevator on which it was positioned fell two floors down. The car owner, A., managed to get out of the car before the collapse and was not injured. According to him, "I thought a missile had hit the building." The impact shook the structure and activated the fire alarm. Residents of the building claim that the parking lot has suffered from recurring malfunctions since its establishment. A resident named Rotem Haberfeld (43) said that "since the day this parking lot was established, there have only been malfunctions" and that he no longer uses it and looks for parking on the street. According to him, the residents pay monthly for the parking service but cannot rely on it. As of the time of the report, six or seven additional vehicles remained stuck in the parking lot. The residents expressed concern that "someone could have been killed."

Entered the parking lot, got out of the car - and the robotic device fell two floors down: "I thought a missile had fallen"