Re:Tesla stock tumbles after Model S catches fire
by sally888 on Thursday October 03, 2013 @09:51AM
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Well, the Chevy Volts' lithium ion batteries also have fire issues too. Not to mention overheated laptops with li-ion batteries that have caught on fire.
Re:Tesla stock tumbles after Model S catches fire
by HeyItsJames on Thursday October 03, 2013 @01:35PM
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We're still waiting on any categorical information from you, other than your baseless fears stemming from problems with wholly different companies using similar technology.
Re:Tesla stock tumbles after Model S catches fire
by smileysteve on Thursday October 03, 2013 @01:36PM
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News, Every car has batteries that are potential fire/explosion/acid explosions.
I've seen a standard 12v lead acid battery evaporating/boiling hydrochloric acid out of its vent holes, I've also seen one smoking about to explode.
Is this based on any kind of information, or just supposition stemming from the problems Boeing had (where, IIRC, Tesla offered to provide engineering assistance).