Tesla explodes fire accident company wants to compensate owner refuses

[Guide] This Tesla electric car bought just four months, spontaneous combustion, the electric car is not in charge. Tesla Burns spontaneously in a garage in Toronto Tencent Tech-Dawn February 14 compiled last year, Tesla electric cars several burning accidents, sparking outside doubt. But unexpectedly, into the new year, Tesla electric cars, "Fire Again", a Canadian Tesla models electric car, without plugging in the case of spontaneous combustion. The accident occurred in a private garage in Toronto, Canada, in early February, when the Tesla electric car was bought just four months ago, when it burned, the electric car was not in charge, according to BusinessInsider, the US news website. The owner reportedly parked his electric car in the garage after driving home. Soon, the garage fire alarm began to alarm, and then the local fire engine rushed to put out the fire. Though the fire was very strong, it was quickly extinguished by the firemen. The firemen also shifted another Lexus car in the garage. Tesla's media confirmed the spontaneous combustion accident in Toronto. In a statement, the company explained: "In any case, all cars are not able to completely eliminate the fire, so all car manufacturers must deal with the burning accident." Tesla also said it needs to be pointed out that, according to the proportion of car fires, the fuel is five to 10 times times that of Tesla's electric cars. In addition, the burning accident of Tesla's electric cars so far has not caused the owner to be injured or killed. It is reported that after the spontaneous combustion accident in Toronto, Tesla sent seven employees to the scene to visit the owners. Tesla said it was willing to compensate for the loss, but was rejected by the owner. It is unclear whether the owner will continue to use Tesla's electric cars in the future. Last year, in the six-week period, three Tesla electric cars were burned and burned with lithium-ion batteries. These burning accidents have raised outside concerns about the safety of Utterslah electric vehicles. February 20, Tesla will release the fourth quarter of last year and 2013 annual earnings. Perhaps security will remain the focus of analysts ' attention.