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Tuesday, 18/11/2025 | 05:01 GMT+7

Series of new Tesla vehicles catch fire during transport

A flatbed truck carrying several new Tesla vehicles caught fire on a highway passing through Zhejiang province on the afternoon of 15/11.

Video: Hyunbi

The video, captured from a passing car, shows about 10 new Tesla vehicles on the truck. At least half of the cars, stacked on both levels at the front, were engulfed in flames, sending black smoke dozens of meters into the air.

According to Sina, the Huzhou Traffic Management Center confirmed the incident occurred on a highway within Huzhou, Zhejiang province. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.

The Huzhou Fire Department stated the fire was extinguished, and local authorities are investigating the cause.

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By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/loat-xe-tesla-moi-boc-chay-tren-duong-van-chuyen-4964952.html
Tags: electric vehicle car fire Tesla China

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