Three Recent High School Grads Dead in Grisly Cybertruck Crash

That is completely tragic.

Up in Smoke

In Northern California, a bunch of latest highschool graduates have died in a Cybertruck inferno.

As San Francisco’s KTVU reports, 4 younger individuals who graduated highschool final yr within the city of Piedmont had been contained in the Tesla automobile when it slammed right into a barrier and caught hearth in the midst of the night time.

One other driver reportedly pulled off the street to assist after the Cybertruck crashed, and managed to drag one individual out of the fiery wreckage. That fortunate grad survived and was taken to a close-by hospital, whereas the opposite three — none of whom have been recognized by title — died on the scene.

In response to native police, the Cybertruck hearth was so scorching and burned so quick that water wasn’t capable of douse it out.

“The warmth was simply too intense,” Piedmont police chief Jeremy Bowers advised KTVU.

Getting Hotter

Although the report did not speculate as to why the hearth burned so scorching, the lithium-ion batteries in electrical automobiles like Cybertrucks prompted consternation amongst firefighters.

Throughout one other hearth involving one of many automobiles in Texas earlier this year — which mockingly occurred after its driver crashed into a hearth hydrant — the blaze took greater than an hour to extinguish because of the excessive temperatures at which these mega-combustible batteries burn.

Notably, that debacle was the second Texas Cybertruck to catch hearth in lower than a month — and within the first occasion, the driver lost their life.

Whereas Cybertrucks’ crappy paint jobs and clueless owners are simple to dunk on, we’re more and more seeing that these low-poly automobiles will be extremely hazardous. Within the case of the Piedmont Cybertruck hearth, that hazard value three latest highschool graduates their lives.

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