2 Killed In Fiery Crash When Driverless Tesla Hits Tree In Texas
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One man was in the front passenger seat, the other sat behind him, according to authorities.
Two men riding in a Tesla were killed this weekend when the car careened into a tree in Texas and burst into flames. The wives of the two unidentified friends, ages 59 and 69, overheard them discussing the autopilot feature of the 2019 Model S Tesla as they left together in the car Saturday night, said a local constable. One man was in the front passenger seat, the other was sitting behind him in the backseat, Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman told Houston KPRC-TV Channel 2. Police found no evidence that anyone was in the driver’s seat when the car went off the road and crashed into a tree; however, the investigation is ongoing.
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