Two Dead In Tesla Crash In US With No One Driving: Report

The vehicle was driving at high speed when it slammed into a tree and burst into flames, the Wall Street Journal reported, quoting Harris County police official.

Two men were killed in a crash in Texas while riding in a Tesla car that police said almost certainly had no one behind the wheel, US media reported Sunday. The vehicle was driving at high speed late Saturday north of Houston when it slammed into a tree and burst into flames, the Wall Street Journal reported, quoting Harris County constable Mark Herman. "Our preliminary investigation is determining -- but it's not complete yet -- that there was no one at the wheel of that vehicle," he said. "We're almost 99.9 percent sure." When police arrived, one of the two victims was sitting in the front passenger seat and the other in the rear seat.