Iran and Catering Sherry, a couple and parents of a toddler from Pennsylvania, United States, began their day fairly normally, although Iran, which was in its ninth month of second pregnancy, had contractions.
The couple planned to take their three-year-old son to the doctor in their Tesla vehicle, from there to his school and then head out to the hospital.
However, when they got in the car with their son at eight-thirty in the morning to start the day, the water went down to Iran.
"Iran still wanted us to go to Rafa's school anyway, but I realized we had to go to the hospital and I turned in that direction, the distance was a total of 20 minutes. Halfway through, Iran started giving birth and I told her everything would be fine. I turned on the car's autonomous driver while I "I still hold the steering wheel with my left hand in case of need, and with my right hand I helped my wife. I calmed my son and told him that his younger sister was coming," Kating told the media in his country.
There were traffic jams, and the couple arrived at the hospital very late.
Luckily, there was an obstetrician in the parking lot who came out to help the couple while simultaneously calling the nurses from the delivery room.
"As soon as the doctor told us good luck, I knew everything was fine," the husband says, adding that "the nurses at the hospital called her 'Tesla's baby or Tess, we even considered calling her that, but in the end we decided to call her Maeve Lily, as a tribute to Iran's mother. ".
The couple further joked that later in life they would give her the car in which she was born as a gift.
We hope that by the time Maeve is big there will already be improved models of Tesla, perhaps ones that will already be flying to the delivery room.
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