Fast Technology reported on November 28 that it was reported that in the early morning of November 27 local time, a Tesla Cybertruck in Piedmont, California, USA had a car accident and caught fire, killing three people and seriously injuring one.
, Piedmont Police Chief Jeremy Powers said speed may have been a factor in the crash, but the specific cause still requires further investigation.
, It is reported that the accident occurred around 3 a.m. At the time of the incident, there were four people on the bus, all sophomore students.
The serious accident occurred on their way back from a party.
Local police did not disclose more information, but confirmed that another party occupant driving by rescued a survivor from the burning vehicle.
Piedmont Fire Chief Dave Blanigan pointed out that although police arriving at the scene were unable to put out the flames with a fire extinguisher, the fire department quickly put out the fire.
, The quick extinguishing of the flames means Cybertruck’s large lithium-ion batteries are unlikely to catch fire, which he called “more like a typical car fire.
” In addition, Police Chief Powers said in response to questions about Cybertruck’s recent recall,”There is no indication that mechanical effects were the main cause of the collision.
“, It is reported that Tesla Cybertruck has been recalled six times due to safety issues in the one year of delivery.
The most recent recall was on November 5.
The reason for the recall was that an electric inverter failed, which would cause the driving wheels to lose power.
while several other recalls involved that the rear reversing camera image would not be displayed immediately, and the windshield wipers may fail, etc.
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