Tl* the contact owned a 2018 lexus es300h. the contact stated that while exiting the freeway at about 50 mph, unable to see very well during night time, the contact went off the pavement and onto the grass. the contact was on the right side of the guardrail and realized he was off the road then attempting to slow down but the vehicle slid on the grass. as a result, the contact crashed into a concrete wall. the front end of the vehicle jammed inward to the dashboard causing the steering wheel to encounter his chest. all the air bags deployed but the steering wheel air bag uninflated rapidly after deployment. the driver side door failed to open due to being jammed from the accident. the 'inform device' notified authorities that the contact was involved in a crash. the contact wiggled until he was released. a passer by stopped to assist and opened the front passenger side door and assisted the contact with exiting the vehicle. the ems and the police arrived to the scene. the contact examined the contacts chest pain, two blood pressure exams, and echocardiogram on the scene. the following morning the contact sought further medical attention at a hospital where he was kept for 1 day. during his hospital stay there were x rays and ct scan were performed. a police report was filed (case number: 19263125, police officer's badge number 12). the vehicle was totaled and was towed to a collision center. the contact called the north park lexus of san antonio, texas dealer (210-308-8900, located at 611 lockhill selma rd, san antonio, tx 78216) to inform them of the incident. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure. the failure mileage was approximately 36,000.