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    Tesla ‘spontaneously’ bursts into flames on Sacramento County highway

    A Tesla Model S “spontaneously caught fire” on a Sacramento County highway last weekend after its battery compartment overheated, authorities said. The car was traveling at “freeway speeds” on Highway 50 in Rancho Cordova on Saturday afternoon when it burst into flames, the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District said in a tweet. Before it was ablaze on a roadway, the car had no known mechanical ...
    by Hailey Branson-Potts, Los Angeles Times Jan 31, 2023 1 minute
    A Tesla Model S traveling along a Sacramento County highway caught fire after its battery compartment overheated on Saturday.

    A Tesla Model S “spontaneously caught fire” on a Sacramento County highway last weekend after its battery compartment overheated, authorities said.

    The car was traveling at “freeway speeds”

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