Three New High School Graduates Killed in Terrible Cyber ​​Truck Crash

This is absolutely tragic.

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A group of recent high school graduates in Northern California died in Cybertruck inferno.

Like in san francisco KTVU reportsLast year, four young people who graduated from high school in the town of Piedmont crashed into a barrier in their Tesla car and caught fire at midnight.

Another driver reportedly swerved to help after the Cybertruck crashed and managed to pull one person from the flaming wreckage. The lucky graduate survived and was taken to a nearby hospital, while three others, none of whom were named, died at the scene.

According to local police, the fire in the Cybertruck was so hot and burned so fast that water could not extinguish it.

“The heat was intense,” Piedmont Police Chief Jeremy Bowers said KTVU.

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Although the report did not speculate on why the fire was so hot, lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles such as Cybertrucks caused consternation among firefighters.

During another fire involving one of the vehicles in Texas earlier this year Ironically, this incident occurred after the driver crashed into a fire hydrant, causing the fire to take over an hour to extinguish due to the high temperatures at which the mega-flammable batteries burned.

Notably, this fiasco was the second Texas Cybertruck to catch fire in less than a month. the driver died.

During Cybertrucks’ terrible paint jobs And uninformed owners It’s easy to dunk on it, we’re seeing it happen more and more low poly can be tools extremely dangerous. In the Piedmont Cybertruck fire, this danger claimed the lives of three recent high school graduates.

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