Tesla investigating an apparent case of a Model S exploding and catching fire in China

Tesla investigating an apparent case of a Model S exploding and catching fire in ChinaElectric automaker Tesla sent a team to investigate after a Model S exploded and caught fire in Shanghai. There are reportedly no known casualties.




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