We're pretty sure (like, 99.3% sure) that the kitten squirmed its way into the bumper somehow and that Elon Musk isn't an evil villain who puts kittens in his cars:
He was able to get his car into a technician who was able to remove the feisty kitten from its hideaway:
Elon Musk, presumably relieved that his cars wouldn't become know as kitten death traps, tweeted about the removal:
Tesla service rescues a kitten stuck in the bumper https://t.co/qZW7QjuceQhttps://t.co/3jyJseVodm
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 17, 2017
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