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Most instances of EV fires come after a severe crash, which is fairly normal for an electric or gasoline-powered vehicle. It’s important to note that electric vehicles are not known to catch on fire at a higher rate than gasoline-powered vehicles. Regardless of your car, since this is not unique to Tesla at this point. While you should avoid using them too often, you should be aware of the manual releases on your doors. The fire department arrived about five minutes after the car started smoking, and they were able to quickly extinguish the fire. In fact, it’s often a problem for people who are not familiar with the car as they use the manual release instead of the electronic release, which enables the windows on the frameless door to go down before enabling the door to be pushed open – ensuring a safer opening of the doors.Īfter a few minutes of smoke coming out of the car, flames started to be visible inside the vehicle. While it’s true that the primary way to operate the doors in a Tesla vehicle is through the electronic releases, which don’t work in case of a loss of power, every door is also equipped with a manual release in plain view. The windows didn’t go down so I’m thinking I need to get the f*ck out of this car so I kicked through. I had to smash the window to get out of the car. He told the fire department when they arrived, after being asked if there was someone else in the car: Jamil Jutha was driving in his 2021 Tesla Model Y that he bought just eight months ago when he claims that the vehicle pushed an error notification and then powered down. The incident happened last Friday in North Vancouver, British Columbia.

It serves as a good reminder to know and remember that all doors in Tesla vehicles have manual releases. The driver claimed to be stuck inside the car and had to break the window to get out. An almost brand-new Tesla Model Y caught on fire after powering down while driving.

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