Dramatic moment Tesla erupts into flames on California highway after it began ... trends now
Tesla has found itself among the headlines of random vehicle fires, as more and more of the cars continue to burn.
From people being stuck inside their vehicles to firefighters standing helplessly at the scene waiting for the flames to die down on their own, the electronic vehicle has proven tough in emergency situations.
In November 2022, a Model S was burnt beyond recognition in Pennsylvania after it caught fire, forcing firefighters to use 12,000 gallons of water to put it out over a two-hour period.
If it weren't for the car's rims, nobody would able to tell that it was a vehicle.
Authorities said that the excessive fire was due to the car's lithium-ion battery. The release read: 'This vehicle burnt so hot and long that if it was not for the rims, you might not even of know it was a vehicle.'
In November 2022, a Model S was burnt beyond recognition in Pennsylvania after it caught fire, forcing firefighters to use 12,000 gallons of water to put it out over a two-hour period.
If it weren't for the car's rims, nobody would able to tell that it was a vehicle. Authorities said that the excessive fire was due to the car's lithium-ion battery
The company added: 'Due to the lithium ion battery on the vehicle, extinguishing this fire would require additional tankers as the vehicle would
