> Also worth noting that, to my knowledge, there wasn't a single non-crash fire in Model 3 Before the HLDI report came out, were you aware that there were 20 i

> Also worth noting that, to my knowledge, there wasn't a single non-crash fire in Model 3 Before the HLDI report came out, were you aware that there were 20 insurance claims for non-crash fires between the Model S and the Model X over 2 years of time? Not everybody goes running to social media when their car catches on fire. Perhaps we should wait until the next HLDI report comes out for 2019-2020 before we make presumptions about how often the Model 3 catches fire.