First responders were unable to save a young woman from her vehicle as flames engulfed the wreckage.

Julie Eibinder, 24, perished after becoming trapped inside her Tesla following a highway collision in North Miami Beach, the Daily Mail reported. An SUV driver cut off Eibinder while she traveled along a six-lane roadway, triggering the fatal sequence of events.

Her Tesla collided with a pole after the initial impact and immediately ignited. Officers discovered Eibinder already deceased when they reached the burning vehicle.

Officers Struggled to Access Burning Vehicle

Bodycam footage captured law enforcement personnel attempting to shatter the Tesla's windows to reach the trapped driver. Officers worked frantically to break through the glass as flames intensified around the damaged car.

First responders deployed fire extinguishers in an effort to suppress the blaze before firefighters arrived on scene. Despite their attempts to control the fire, the flames continued spreading across the vehicle.

The rescue efforts proved unsuccessful as Eibinder had already succumbed by the time officers gained access. Firefighters arrived to find the young woman deceased inside the charred remains of her Tesla.

Collision Injured Two SUV Occupants

The crash occurred near the intersection of Northeast 163rd Street and 28th Avenue on the six-lane highway. At least two individuals riding in the SUV sustained injuries during the collision.

Medical personnel transported both injured SUV occupants to a nearby hospital for treatment. Witnesses at the scene reported hearing a loud pop and observing debris scattered from the wrecked vehicle.

Bystanders described seeing someone trapped inside the burning car during the incident. The chaotic scene unfolded rapidly as flames consumed the Tesla following impact with the pole.

Community Mourns Beloved Young Professional

Eibinder maintained deep connections within South Florida's Jewish community throughout her young life. Her rabbi characterized her as the "heart and soul" of the congregation's young professionals community.

She served as an employee at a Jewish Community Center located in Miami Beach. Eibinder had recently launched her own party planning business as an entrepreneurial venture.

Community members organized gatherings to honor her memory and mourn the tragic loss. Her synagogue established a memorial fund to provide financial assistance to her grieving family members.