Has any notable numbers of Teslas caught fire while charging?
Has any notable numbers of Teslas caught fire while charging?
Doesn't seem that unusual, I wanted to replace the door between my house and garage, turns out there's a specific building code specification for that door, because apparently cars catch fire in garages.
What wouldn't a normal smoke alarm work in a garage?
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Kidde-Firex-Hardwired-Inter-Conn...
1. rain doesn't come in 2. gas leaks go out 3. it makes it a lot easier to push the car out if it catches fire while you're working on it
The slope is not enough to notice unless you pour water on it.
It didn't add any cost, it's just one of those little things I delight in.
That said, they haven’t had to do a recall so maybe it isn’t as bad (or maybe GM is just more aggressive about recalls)
Recall is only needed for hardware fixes or if there is no 100% deployed software update network for the cars.