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Tesla Model S Driver Burned, Killed When Car Doors Won't Open

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A driver died after his 2016 Tesla Model S crashed and burst into flames, in Davie, Florida. Witnesses said the Tesla’s airbags didn’t deflate after the crash and the car’s electronic exterior door handles did not deploy. First responders were unable to get the driver out of the car. According to Digital Trends, when the car’s airbags inflate, the exterior door handles are supposed to extend. The Model S starting burning again while being transported away from the crash site and again at the tow yard. The Tesla Model S uses a liquid-cooled lithium-ion battery, which are generally safe. However, if a battery is damaged or defective, lithium can explode or catch fire when it comes in contact with water or water vapor in the air. Reports of battery-related fires in Tesla sedans were reported as early as 2013.

Added on the 26/02/2019 18:39:17 - Copyright : Wochit

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