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Electric vehicles mean first responders have to deal with battery fires - The Verge
Tesla Model S battery caught on fire 'without accident', says owner - Tesla is investigating - Electrek
Tesla Megapack caught on fire at giant battery project in Australia - Electrek
Tesla's Model S now has a titanium underbody shield to reduce risk of battery fires to 'virtually zero' - ExtremeTech
Federal regulators warn of risks to firefighters from electrical vehicle fires
Houston Tesla Crash Underscores How Little Is Known About The Nature Of Car Battery Fires – And Why They Can Burn For Hours
Safety first: Energy storage industry continues to learn from battery fires
A Tesla Burst Into Flames While Charging and Spread to a Nearby Home
Tesla says someone fired a bullet into battery pack of a Model S that caught on fire - Electrek
Tesla Megapack battery in Victoria catches fire while testing, no injuries reported
Tesla 'big battery' fire fuels concerns over lithium risks | Financial Times
Investigation into Tesla Battery Fire Remains Hazy
Hitting the Books: How Tesla engineers solved the problem of exploding EV batteries | Engadget
Fire at Tesla giant battery project near Geelong was likely caused by coolant leak, investigation finds - ABC News
A Tesla Megapack caught fire at the Victorian Big Battery facility in Australia | TechCrunch
Tesla Says Battery Module Behind Shanghai Fire Caught on Video
After 3 Fires, Safety Agency Opens Inquiry Into Tesla Model S - The New York Times
Tesla electric cars less likely to catch fire than petrol cars – report - Drive
Analysts worry recent Tesla fires risk dampening sales for all EVs
Why Teslas still go so much further than other electric cars - The Washington Post
My first Tesla Battery Fire - YouTube
Fail Of The Week: How Not To Electric Vehicle | Hackaday
Tesla Fires: What We Know, And What We Need To Find Out
A safety agency finds no cause to investigate Tesla battery safety. - The New York Times
