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cypherbeat
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What brand EV?
pricedm
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Based on statistics, I'm placing my bet on a plug-in hybrid.
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devdrone6
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My first thought was since Tesla isn’t mentioned, it’s not a Tesla - usually the “journos” report that right away if it is.
Something like - Another Tesla burns down houses….
Something like - Another Tesla burns down houses….
Coolhandz
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100% it wasn't a Tesla. lol. Funny how media works sometimes. Interesting how the fire chief says the manufacturers need to create methods to put out EV fires as they have to use thousands of gallons of water. There are other methods out there, it just seems like they are a little behind the curve on this one. They did a good job though, regardless.
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none of the mockingbird media outlets are reporting the make/model so you know it isn't a Tesla.
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