It did indeed! But they recalled them as they were dangerous at fault, it was to do with some of the glue if I remember rightly. It should definitely be taken

It did indeed! But they recalled them as they were dangerous at fault, it was to do with some of the glue if I remember rightly. It should definitely be taken seriously, but Tesla have put their cars through the NCAP testing which does check to see if they set on fire after an accident. I'd wager there's a specific defect that effects a number, but a lot of the articles have made it out as if you're driving a ticking time bomb.