DEATH TARP: Tesla explodes into fireball on Penn highway -- Stunning photos

yet people say Electric vehicles are safe

try stopping electrical fire i dare you

plasma fire is the worst kind of fire

Whatever happened to going down with the ship?

Those batteries burn at 1000's of degrees!

This is the technology TPTB want to replace gas vehicles with....

For this group of people
feisty, ferocious, independent
Can't stand the hint of being controlled

I'll give you my honest, armature, unauthorized, unsound, unsafe opinion
I'm no scientist, with no tech. education or experience in the field.
Basic guinea-pig here

During my extended, vivid, interractive obe, astral projection sequences

Tesla got nixed cause there was no solution apparent other and more intergration
his DC live mode or whatever
that there was some conflict of interest with the dynamics of the tech. crap he proposed
where it went haywire and out of the box grounding/arcing, giving off jolts
outside the system
meaning without 100% globe coverage it was gonna fk-up

yup...

Last Edited by Ghost in a Snowstorm on 11/19/2022 03:53 PM

At least Tesla & other EV owners won't have to worry about clearing the snow off their cars anymore in this green new future.



Last Edited by TerraFirma's Esoterrorist on 11/19/2022 03:56 PM

They ran over something that pierced the battery. How do ruptured gas tanks work out?

When lithium is exposed to water it will burn or detonate.

What I have read is that condensation withen the engine or batt comparment can cause it to catch fire.

I dont know if its true but it makes sense, especially during weather changes

TESHLA

Lithium Batteries Dropped in Water!Exploding Lithium Battery Experiment!

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MUH ELECTRIC MUH BATTERIES ARE SAFER BECUZ MUH TEEEVEEEE TOLD ME SOOOOOO

How's it a "DEATH TRAP" if the owner got away perfectly fine? The damage was caused by debris on the road as well. If these are the facts used to determine a "DEATH TRAP" then I guess every vehicle on the road is a DEATH TRAP! ahahaahhaha Scary!

Well, it's Pennsylvania so I hope many people died.

Good, one less crappy fucking Tesla.

Gotta say lol.. thats a dark sardonic take glp style… which includes a bit of historical knowledge…

Tes'hell is coming for you...

"You cannot see the EMF radiation emitted by electronic devices, but repercussions in intense or long doses include cell damage, DNA fragmentation, fertility problems, and neurological effects that can lead to health disorders and behavioral issues."

An electric vehicle is a very big electronic device that you sit inside of.

MSM in full anti-Musk mode.

When was the last time the maker of the vehicle was mentioned on a newscast?



"Yes Sandy, I'm here at the scene where a Hyundai Excel caught on fire, horrific incident.
Again, that's a Hyundai Excel...2009; it's got the VROC air intake and a flat six with zipline fuel injection, back to you in the studio."

Well the rims are still usable.

"fine Corinthian Styrofoam"

Teslas that got submerged in water after Floridas hurricanes also caused the battery to burst into flames. Apparently they are not easy fires to put out!

Pretty sure the rims will only fit another Tesla....

Pass!

Tesla + Rain = Your Hair On Fire

Awesome. One battery fire negated the "carbon savings" for 5000 electric cars.

EV's suck.

Hahah so this

A new car built by my company
leaves somewhere travelling at 88 mph.
The rear differential locks up.
The car crashes and burns
with everyone trapped inside.
Now, should we initiate a recall?
Take the number of vehicles in the field, A.
Multiply it by the probable rate of failure, B.
Multiply the result by the average out-of-court settlement, C.

A x B x C = equals X.

If X is less than the cost of a recall, we don't do one.


Are there a lot of these kinds of accidents?



You wouldn't believe.



Which car company do you work for?



A major one.





Last Edited by WGON on 11/19/2022 05:01 PM