It did not explode. The scattered batteries burned. There was no explosion.
Stop with the stupid sensationalism.
Why a high speed pursuit, can't the Tesla be remotely tracked and disabled?
This is disabled by default due to privacy reasons from what I understand. The company only have tracking and analytics enabled on their own cars (such as those tested by the press).
Wasn't this stolen from a dealership? Surprised they wouldn't have it turned on before they sold the car.
I didn't see where it said anything about being stolen from a Tesla Store. Tesla doesn't sell through dealerships.
Sensationalist headline... this is not news. Any vehicle stands a significant chance of splitting in half and exploding in a collision at 100+ MPH