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Exactly right. It might very well be that the way traditional cars are designed the gasolene tank is well shielded from debris than the batteries in the Tesla a
by blinkingled 13y ago
Exactly right. It might very well be that the way traditional cars are designed the gasolene tank is well shielded from debris than the batteries in the Tesla are. May be Tesla needs to find better, stronger compartment for the battery.
- sitharus 13y agoQuite possibly, it's a much smaller target relative to the rest of the underbody, but it's actually quite hard to set a gasoline tank on fire. If your tank was punctured while driving it's quite likely the first you'd know was when you ran out.