When you read double standard articles about Tesla, please ask why. Maybe there’s a good reason that isn’t obvious.
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I've always defended Tesla when it comes to fires after crashes and the investigations that followed, but I think coverage of fires starting seemingly on their own without crashes (like when parked or charging) is fair. Those fires definitely need to be investigated right?
Fred, every fire *is* investigated. Problem is those who only write about 0 injury Tesla fires while ignoring fatal combustion car fires or fail to mention any contextual statistics in their article, misleading readers into thinking EV’s have high fire risk when opposite is true.
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Absolutely
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@tesla release statistics regarding vehicle fires in it's quarterly safety reports? This could help with transparency and denouncing false information. - 4 more replies
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So true. Took someone out to lunch today for their first ever ride in a Tesla. The 1st thing he said was did you hear about the Tesla fire. I had to educate him on the frequency and already suspicious nature of this Chinese fire. I still have zero concerns driving my M3.
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Had this same conversation with my best friend a few weeks ago about that guy who crashed in the Tesla and caught fire. People claimed they couldn’t get the door open.
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Thank you Elon. I felt 100% about the coverage as well. Nip it in the bud.
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Too soon..?
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