>And gasoline-powered vehicles of all sorts catch on fire all the time in collisions Gasoline cars do not "catch on fire all the time in collisions". Not remo

>And gasoline-powered vehicles of all sorts catch on fire all the time in collisions Gasoline cars do not "catch on fire all the time in collisions". Not remotely. It's unlikely the Teslas do, either. But Tesla's vehicles are both relatively novel, and real-world-untested and hence are both a news story and deserved of scrutiny. Just like these drones.